Estimating the Prevalence of Low Back Pain in the General Population: Evidence From the South Manchester Back Pain Survey
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Summary
The estimated 1-month prevalence of low back pain in an adult population in the United Kingdom was between 35% and 37%.
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- 1995-09-01
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Medicine, Population, Low back pain, Back pain, Cross-sectional study
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