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Authors:
PEACH JP
GUNNING J
MCGILL SM
Citation: Jp. Peach et al., RELIABILITY OF SPECTRAL EMG PARAMETERS OF HEALTHY BACK EXTENSORS DURING SUBMAXIMUM ISOMETRIC FATIGUING CONTRACTIONS AND RECOVERY, Journal of electromyography and kinesiology, 8(6), 1998, pp. 403-410
Authors:
BOAKES J
PEACH JP
MCGILL SM
Citation: J. Boakes et al., DOES METHOCARBAMOL AFFECT FATIGUE MARKERS IN THE LOW-BACK ELECTROMYOGRAM, Journal of electromyography and kinesiology, 8(6), 1998, pp. 423-427
Authors:
BRERETON LC
MCGILL SM
Citation: Lc. Brereton et Sm. Mcgill, FREQUENCY-RESPONSE OF SPINE EXTENSORS DURING RAPID ISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS - EFFECTS OF MUSCLE LENGTH AND TENSION, Journal of electromyography and kinesiology, 8(4), 1998, pp. 227-232
Authors:
MCGILL SM
Citation: Sm. Mcgill, IMPORTANCE OF THE INTERSEGMENTAL TRUNK MUSCLES FOR THE STABILITY OF THE LUMBAR SPINE - A BIOMECHANICAL STUDY IN-VITRO - POINT-OF-VIEW, Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976), 23(18), 1998, pp. 1945-1945
Authors:
PEACH JP
MCGILL SM
Citation: Jp. Peach et Sm. Mcgill, CLASSIFICATION OF LOW-BACK-PAIN WITH THE USE OF SPECTRAL ELECTROMYOGRAM PARAMETERS, Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976), 23(10), 1998, pp. 1117-1123
Authors:
MCGILL SM
Citation: Sm. Mcgill, LOW-BACK EXERCISES - EVIDENCE FOR IMPROVING EXERCISE REGIMENS, Physical therapy, 78(7), 1998, pp. 754-765
Authors:
MCGILL SM
CALLAGHAN JP
GUNNING JL
Citation: Sm. Mcgill et al., CHALLENGING ASSUMPTIONS - RESPONSE, Physical therapy, 78(7), 1998, pp. 784-784
Authors:
CALLAGHAN JP
GUNNING JL
MCGILL SM
Citation: Jp. Callaghan et al., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LUMBAR SPINE LOAD AND MUSCLE-ACTIVITY DURINGEXTENSOR EXERCISES, Physical therapy, 78(1), 1998, pp. 8-18
3-DIMENSIONAL KINEMATICS AND TRUNK MUSCLE MYOELECTRIC ACTIVITY IN THEYOUNG LUMBAR SPINE - A DATABASE
Authors:
PEACH JP
SUTARNO CG
MCGILL SM
Citation: Jp. Peach et al., 3-DIMENSIONAL KINEMATICS AND TRUNK MUSCLE MYOELECTRIC ACTIVITY IN THEYOUNG LUMBAR SPINE - A DATABASE, Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation, 79(6), 1998, pp. 663-669
Authors:
MCGILL SM
Citation: Sm. Mcgill, DISTRIBUTION OF TISSUE LOADS IN THE LOW-BACK DURING A VARIETY OF DAILY AND REHABILITATION TASKS, Journal of rehabilitation research and development, 34(4), 1997, pp. 448-458
Authors:
YINGLING VR
CALLAGHAN JP
MCGILL SM
Citation: Vr. Yingling et al., DYNAMIC LOADING AFFECTS THE MECHANICAL-PROPERTIES AND FAILURE SITE OFPORCINE SPINES, Clinical biomechanics, 12(5), 1997, pp. 301-305
Authors:
MCGILL SM
CHOLEWICKI J
PEACH JP
Citation: Sm. Mcgill et al., METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR USING INDUCTIVE SENSORS (3SPACE ISOTRAK) TO MONITOR 3-D ORTHOPEDIC JOINT MOTION, Clinical biomechanics, 12(3), 1997, pp. 190-194
Authors:
AXLER CT
MCGILL SM
Citation: Ct. Axler et Sm. Mcgill, LOW-BACK LOADS OVER A VARIETY OF ABDOMINAL EXERCISES - SEARCHING FOR THE SAFEST ABDOMINAL CHALLENGE, Medicine and science in sports and exercise, 29(6), 1997, pp. 804-811
Authors:
MCGILL SM
Citation: Sm. Mcgill, THE BIOMECHANICS OF LOW-BACK INJURY - IMPLICATIONS ON CURRENT PRACTICE IN INDUSTRY AND THE CLINIC, Journal of biomechanics, 30(5), 1997, pp. 465-475
Authors:
RAFACZ W
MCGILL SM
Citation: W. Rafacz et Sm. Mcgill, WEARING AN ABDOMINAL BELT INCREASES DIASTOLIC BLOOD-PRESSURE, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 38(9), 1996, pp. 925-927
Authors:
POTVIN JR
NORMAN RW
MCGILL SM
Citation: Jr. Potvin et al., MECHANICALLY CORRECTED EMG FOR THE CONTINUOUS ESTIMATION OF ERECTOR SPINAE MUSCLE LOADING DURING REPETITIVE LIFTING, European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 74(1-2), 1996, pp. 119-132
MECHANICAL STABILITY OF THE IN-VIVO LUMBAR SPINE - IMPLICATIONS FOR INJURY AND CHRONIC LOW-BACK-PAIN
Authors:
CHOLEWICKI J
MCGILL SM
Citation: J. Cholewicki et Sm. Mcgill, MECHANICAL STABILITY OF THE IN-VIVO LUMBAR SPINE - IMPLICATIONS FOR INJURY AND CHRONIC LOW-BACK-PAIN, Clinical biomechanics, 11(1), 1996, pp. 1-15
Authors:
MCGILL SM
Citation: Sm. Mcgill, A REVISED ANATOMICAL MODEL OF THE ABDOMINAL MUSCULATURE FOR TORSO FLEXION EFFORTS, Journal of biomechanics, 29(7), 1996, pp. 973-977
Authors:
MCGILL SM
JUKER D
AXLER C
Citation: Sm. Mcgill et al., CORRECTING TRUNK MUSCLE GEOMETRY OBTAINED FROM MRI AND CT SCANS OF SUPINE POSTURES FOR USE IN STANDING POSTURES, Journal of biomechanics, 29(5), 1996, pp. 643-646
Authors:
MCGILL SM
NORMAN RW
CHOLEWICKI J
Citation: Sm. Mcgill et al., A SIMPLE POLYNOMIAL THAT PREDICTS LOW-BACK COMPRESSION DURING COMPLEX3-D TASKS, Ergonomics, 39(9), 1996, pp. 1107-1118
Authors:
MCGILL SM
VANWIJK MJ
AXLER CT
GLETSU M
Citation: Sm. Mcgill et al., STUDIES OF SPINAL SHRINKAGE TO EVALUATE LOW-BACK LOADING IN THE WORKPLACE, Ergonomics, 39(1), 1996, pp. 92-102
Authors:
MCGILL SM
AXLER CT
Citation: Sm. Mcgill et Ct. Axler, CHANGES IN SPINE HEIGHT THROUGHOUT 32 HOURS OF BEDREST, Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation, 77(10), 1996, pp. 1071-1073
Authors:
CALLAGHAN JP
MCGILL SM
Citation: Jp. Callaghan et Sm. Mcgill, FROZEN STORAGE INCREASES THE ULTIMATE COMPRESSIVE LOAD OF PORCINE VERTEBRAE, Journal of orthopaedic research, 13(5), 1995, pp. 809-812
Authors:
CALLAGHAN JP
MCGILL SM
Citation: Jp. Callaghan et Sm. Mcgill, MUSCLE-ACTIVITY AND LOW-BACK LOADS UNDER EXTERNAL SHEAR AND COMPRESSIVE LOADING, Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976), 20(9), 1995, pp. 992-998
Authors:
MCGILL SM
KIPPERS V
Citation: Sm. Mcgill et V. Kippers, UNTITLED - REPLY, Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976), 20(15), 1995, pp. 1739-1740