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    This document describes Barré's Vertical, a type of ascending spinal pattern with low dysfunction. Only the spinous process of L3 and the intergluteal fold are off-centered, while other landmarks remain aligned. Possible dysfunctions include the feet sensors, knee, and pelvis, as this is an ascending pattern with the origin of trouble located low in the spine.

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    This document describes Barré's Vertical, a type of ascending spinal pattern with low dysfunction. Only the spinous process of L3 and the intergluteal fold are off-centered, while other landmarks remain aligned. Possible dysfunctions include the feet sensors, knee, and pelvis, as this is an ascending pattern with the origin of trouble located low in the spine.

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    This document describes Barré's Vertical, a type of ascending spinal pattern with low dysfunction. Only the spinous process of L3 and the intergluteal fold are off-centered, while other landmarks remain aligned. Possible dysfunctions include the feet sensors, knee, and pelvis, as this is an ascending pattern with the origin of trouble located low in the spine.

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    BARRS VERTICAL A TYPE

    ASCENDING PATTERN WITH LOW DYSFUNCTION

    The origin of the trouble is low-situated:


    The practitioner can observe that only the spinous process of L3 and the inter
    gluteal fold are off-centered. The other landmarks remain aligned.
    Possible dysfunctions:
    feet sensors
    knee
    pelvis
    This is an ascending pattern.

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