Commentary on the American Medical Association Guides’ Lumbar Impairment Validity Checks
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I. Schultz | J. Crook | J. Berkowitz | D. Hunt | R. Milner | J Berkowitz | O. Zuberbier | A. Kozlowski | J. Crook | O A Zuberbier | D G Hunt | A J Kozlowski | I Z Schultz | J M Crook | R A Milner
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