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December 14, 2011Spine

Association of Modic Changes, Schmorlʼs Nodes, Spondylolytic Defects, High-Intensity Zone Lesions, Disc Herniations, and Radial Tears With Low Back Symptom Severity Among Young Finnish Adults

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JTJani TakataloJKJaro KarppinenJNJaakko Niinimäki

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