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AETIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE

Frank, A (1993)
Low back pain

British Medical Journal 306, 901-908

Burton K et al
Spine update: Back Injury and Work Loss; Biomechanical and Psychosocial Influences

Spine 1997 22(21):2575-80

Hadler NM
Occupational Musculoskeletal Disorders

2nd ed Philadelphia PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 1999 p14

Hall H et al
Spontaneous Onset of Back Pain

Clinical Journal of Pain 1998 14(2):129-33

Videman T and Battie M
The Influence of Occupation on Lumbar Degeneration

Spine 1999 24(11):1164-8

Waddell G
Back Pain Revolution

Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone; 1997 p98

Myers AH et al
Back Injury in Municipal Workers A case-control study

American Journal of Public Health 1999 89(7): 1036-41

Anon
The Back Book

London The Stationery Office 1996 ISBN 011-702078-8

Burton K et al
Information and advice to patients with back pain does have a positive effect

A randomised, controlled trial of an educational booklet in primary care, presented at the annual meeting of the International Society of the Study of the Lumbar Spine Hawaii 1999: as yet unpublished

 
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