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What is the condition? -Definition -Relevant anatomy and pathophysiology

Symptoms -Severity, intensity, nature -Relate to daily living / function

Causes -Risk factors -Prevalence

Diagnosis

Treatment -Exercises -Physiotherapy -Medication -Long-term management -Healthy living

Prevention

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