Transferring patients with thoracolumbar spinal instability are there alternatives to the log roll maneuver?

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Study Design. Using a cadaveric model, the amount of spinal motion generated during the execution of various prehospital transfer techniques was evaluated using a crossover study design. Objective. To assess the quantity of segmental motion generated across a globally unstable thoracolumbar spine during the execution of the log roll (LR), lift-andslide, and 6-plus-person (6

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Del Rossi, G., Horodyski, M. B., Conrad, B. P., DiPaola, C. P., DiPaola, M. J., & Rechtine, G. R. (2008). Transferring patients with thoracolumbar spinal instability are there alternatives to the log roll maneuver? Spine, 33(14), 1611–1615. https://doi.org/10.1097/BRS.0b013e3181788683

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