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The Association of Backpack Use and Back Pain in Adolescents

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Schoolbag Weight Limit: Can It Be Defined?

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2010Short-term effects of backpack load placement on spine deformation and repositioning error in schoolchildren77 cited

2013Postural Compensations and Subjective Complaints Due to Backpack Loads and Wear Time in Schoolchildren76 cited

2013Neck, shoulder and low back pain in secondary schoolchildren in relation to schoolbag carriage: Should the recommended weight limits be gender-specific?72 cited

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