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September 17, 2009Pain341 citations

On the definitions and physiology of back pain, referred pain, and radicular pain

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NBNikolai Bogduk

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University of Newcastle, Newcastle Bone and Joint Institute, Royal Newcastle Centre, PO Box 664J, Newcastle, NSW 2300, Australia *Tel.: +61 2 49223505; fax: +61 2 49 223559. E-mail address:email protected

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