Factors contributing to lumbar region passive tissue characteristics in people with and people without low back pain
SP Gombatto, BJ Norton, SA Sahrmann, MJ Strube… - Clinical …, 2013 - Elsevier
BACKGROUND: Previously, we demonstrated that people in the Rotation with Extension low
back pain subgroup display greater asymmetry of passive tissue characteristics during trunk
lateral bending than people without low back pain. The purpose of this secondary analysis is
to examine factors that explain the group differences. METHODS: Twenty-two people in the
Rotation with Extension subgroup, and 19 people without low back pain were examined.
Torque, lumbar region kinematics, and trunk muscle activity were measured during passive …
back pain subgroup display greater asymmetry of passive tissue characteristics during trunk
lateral bending than people without low back pain. The purpose of this secondary analysis is
to examine factors that explain the group differences. METHODS: Twenty-two people in the
Rotation with Extension subgroup, and 19 people without low back pain were examined.
Torque, lumbar region kinematics, and trunk muscle activity were measured during passive …
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