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Various Back (Thoracolumbar spine) conditions veterans may suffer during military service
Category: Back (Thoracolumbar Spine) conditions
At Deck Plate, this video helps veterans to understand Thoracolumbar spine conditions refer to issues that affect the lumbar and thoracic segments of the spine. Military responsibilities—often involving heavy lifting, intense physical training, combat situations, and exposure to other hazardous conditions—can subject the spine to substantial stress, making back injuries a common condition among veterans.