Panjabi proposed that spinal stability depends on three interacting subsystems and described how dysfunction of any one may be compensated, adapted to, or lead to injury and pain. Conceptual framework paper with no patients or new experimental data, drawing on prior biomechanical findings to model function, dysfunction, adaptation and enhancement.
Panjabi proposed that spinal stability depends on three interacting subsystems and described how dysfunction of any one may be compensated, adapted to, or lead to injury and pain. Conceptual framework paper with no patients or new experimental data, drawing on prior biomechanical findings to model function, dysfunction, adaptation and enhancement.