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Volume 79, Issue Suppl 1
AB0961 MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS ARE THE UNDEREVALUATED HYPOXIC NISCHES ALTERING POSTURE AND PHENOTYPE
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Back pain, mechanical musculoskeletal problems, local soft tissue disorders
AB0961 MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS ARE THE UNDEREVALUATED HYPOXIC NISCHES ALTERING POSTURE AND PHENOTYPE
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