The contribution of load magnitude and number of load cycles to cumulative low-back load estimations: A study based on in-vitro compression data

The contribution of load magnitude and number of load cycles to cumulative low-back load estimations: A study based on in-vitro compression data

Background: Cumulative low-back load is suggested to be associated with low back pain, possibly due to (micro-)fractures of spinal segments. Based on available in vitro data it can be assumed that, in order to predict spine segment failure from cumulative compressive loading, load magnitude should b...

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Main Authors: Coenen, Pieter, Kingma, I., Boot, C., Bongers, P., Van Dieën, J.
Format: Journal Article
Published: 2012
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40375

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