Spine

The main aims of the research group ‘spine’ are to:

  • Identify underlying peripheral and central mechanisms in the development or maintenance of low back and neck pain
  • Integrate experimental and clinical research to evaluate structural (CT, MRI, ultrasound) and functional characteristics
    (EMG, mfMRI, ultrasound) of spinal muscles
  • Evaluate clinical interventions in patients with low back and neck pain

Team

The research group Spine consist of different team members who are daily working on our active research projects.

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Projects

In the research group spine we try to do as many research as possible. Our team works on different research projects. You can view a list of these projects with all details on the link below.

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Collaborations

The research group Spine builds on national- and international collaborations. You can view a list on our collaborations page.

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PhD's

Different PhD's are in progress at the moment within the research group Spine. View our current PhD's now or see our defended PhD's.


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