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The Role of Spinal Orthoses in Osteoporotic Vertebral Fractures of the Elderly Population (Age 60 Years or Older): Systematic Review

Sep 29, 2020 |

By Terence Tan, Travis E. Marion, Hui Qing Lee, Joost Rutges

| Memory Studies

Discussion This is the first systematic review to investigate the role of spinal orthoses on biomechanical and functional outcomes following osteoporotic compression vertebral fractures in the elderly cohort aged 60 years or greater.

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