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But the widespread use of-osseointegrated implants has allowed for excellent prosthetic immobilization and retention during physical activity, thus making them more acceptable to the younger population. After two failed attempts during a 75-mile chase from Westlake Village to the San Gabriel Valley, California Highway Patrol officers were able to employ the pursuit immobilization technique - bumping Shellhouse's minivan from behind and forcing it to spin and smash into a soundwall. Specifically, patients in the specific exercise group were older and more likely to have leg pain, and patients in the immobilization group were more likely to have a previous history of LBP. |
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