The Efficacy of a Treatment Program Focussing on Specific Stabilizing Exercises for Pelvic Girdle Pain after Pregnancy

B Stuge, E Laerum, G Kirkesola, N Vollestad. Spine. 2004; 29: 351 - 359

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