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References The Back Pain Book by Mike Hage, MS, PT, and the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
Back Pain for Dummies by Michael Sinel, MD and William Deardorff, Ph.D., UCLA Medical Center
Cleveland Clinic Web site
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