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A systematic review by Laird et al in 2014 demonstrated that Compared to people without low back pain, on average, people with low back pain display no difference in lordosis angle and no difference in standing pelvic tilt angle In fact, a systematic review by Chun et al in 2017 reported that Overall, patients with low back pain tended to have smaller lumbar lordotic angles than healthy controls. A study by Franklin and Conner-Kerr in 1998 concluded the following: This study suggests that from the first to the third trimester of pregnancy lumbar lordosis, posterior head position, lumbar angle, and pelvic tilt increases
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