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Lumbosacral and Promontorium Angles in Low Back Pain

Jyunko Miyazaki, Torasaburo Haruta

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Lumbosacral and promontorium angles were measured in seventy-five patients with low back pain and in one hundred and fifty-five cadavers.The results were as follows:The values of the angles in low back pain were decreased in male and reversed in female.In patients with radicular pain, the values were remarkably decreased

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Key concepts: Lumbosacral joint, Low back pain, Medicine, Radicular pain, Back pain, Cadaver, Anatomy, Anesthesia