Lumbopelvic Pain – Sensory and Motor Aspects

TLDR: There is mixed evidence regarding the possible underlying cause of LPP (in pregnant and non-pregnant populations) where several biological and psychological factors have been suggested as the underlying driver of the condition.

Abstract: Description: When assessing a person suffering from low backand pelvic girdle pain (lumbopelvic pain, LPP) in clinical practice it is considered important to do so within a bio-psychosocial framework. There is however, mixed evidence regarding the possible underlying cause of LPP (in pregnant and non-pregnant populations) where several biological and psychological factors have been suggested as the underlying driver of the condition.

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Lumbopelvic Pain – Sensory
and Motor Aspects
PhD Thesis by
Thorvaldur Skuli Palsson
Center for Sensory-Motor Interaction

Lumbopelvic Pain – Sensory
and Motor Aspects

Lumbopelvic Pain – Sensory
and Motor Aspects
PhD Thesis by
Thorvaldur Skuli Palsson
Center for Sensory-Motor Interaction,
Department of Health Science and Technology,
Aalborg University, Denmark

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