Do functional tests predict low back pain?
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DOI: 10.1097/00007632-200008150-00018
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Takala EP, Viikari-Juntura E. Do functional tests predict low back pain? Spine. 2000;25(16):2126-32. DOI 10.1097/00007632-200008150-00018 Source examined: Original abstract or metadata only; no original full-text numerical table validation.
Conditions: COND-LBP Low back pain
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Low back pain
- current evidence level: abstract
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Limitations: Full adjusted estimates and calibration/external validation not verified.
Low back pain
- verification level: abstract
307 nonsymptomatic and 123 prior-LBP workers; two years, symptoms/consultations/sick leave; overlapping distributions limit screening.
Source locator: Original abstract Methods/Results
Limitations: Full adjusted estimates and calibration/external validation not verified.
Reports citing this source
- Strength power and rapid force assessment in low back pain · reference 21 · original reference
- Standing balance assessment and prognosis in low back pain · reference 11 · original reference
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