Myofascial origins of low back pain: 3. Pelvic and lower extremity muscles: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 73, No 2

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“Oh, my achin' back” may be the complaint when the problem really arises in the pelvic muscles or muscles of the lower extremity. In the third part of their three-part article, Drs Simons and Travell explain how this occurs and furnish detailed information on diagnosis and treatment Part 1 (page 66) provides an overview of the subject of myofascial low back pain, and part 2 (page 81) considers the torso muscles.

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