Radiological characteristics of lumbar vertebrae in patients with low back pain and change of motor control of the muscles of the lumbopelvic region

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Retrospective study compares lumbar vertebrae anatomy in low back pain patients and asymptomatic volunteers, revealing significant asymmetries.

Patients with low back pain showed significant asymmetry in lumbar vertebrae compared to healthy volunteers.
Facet tropism was markedly higher in patients, indicating differences in load distribution and muscle activation.
Radiologic evaluations revealed changes in articular processes between patient and control groups, underscoring structural differences.
Findings point to the need for targeted assessments of lumbar biomechanics in patients with motor control impairments.

Колесниченко et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective study compares lumbar vertebrae anatomy in low back pain patients and asymptomatic volunteers, revealing significant asymmetries.

Patients with low back pain showed significant asymmetry in lumbar vertebrae compared to healthy volunteers.
Facet tropism was markedly higher in patients, indicating differences in load distribution and muscle activation.
Radiologic evaluations revealed changes in articular processes between patient and control groups, underscoring structural differences.
Findings point to the need for targeted assessments of lumbar biomechanics in patients with motor control impairments.

Колесниченко et al. (2025) studied this question.

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