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Nonorganic Physical Signs in Low-Back PainSpine, 5
770 Book reviews the knowledge base, inform design and pave the way for a greater understanding of JCS that work. Reference Hollnagel, E. and Woods, D.D., 2005. Joint cognitive systems: foundations of cognitive systems engineering. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press. Anjum Naweed and Richard Bye Department of Psychology, University of Sheffield, UK 2008, Anjum Naweed and Richard Bye DOI: 10.1080/00140130701223774 Low Back Pain: Some Real Answers, Brian J. Sweetman, TFM Publishing Ltd., Shrewsbury, Shropshire, UK, 2005, pp. 152, £25.00, paperback (ISBN 1-903378-41-0). This book is not a thorough review on the cause, diagnosis and treatment of back pain. It does not provide an overview of the vexing subject of back pain. Its limited, though rather complex, approach assumes a thorough familiarity of the subject by the reader. The main body of the text introduces a raft of both new and familiar diagnostic markers and tests for low back pain. These include: 1) Contrabend OCONC – up to two points are scored if the pain induced is on the opposite side to the direction of lumbar movement; 2) Contralateral OCON – up to five points are scored if pain induced on tests hurts opposite to the side of rest pain;
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Published: May 1, 2008
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