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ALLAlley
ALLAllee (German: alley)
ALLAcute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
ALLAlbanian Lek (currency code)
ALLAllstate Insurance Company (stock symbol)
ALLAcute Lymphocytic Leukemia
ALLAmerican Life League
ALLAllstate Corporation (stock symbol)
ALLArmy Lessons Learned (US Army)
ALLAllegheny Airlines
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ALLAmerican Liberty League
ALLAcute Lymphatic Leukemia
ALLAnterior Longitudinal Ligament
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ALLAirborne Laser Laboratory
ALLAutonomous Learning Laboratory
ALLAquatic Lands Lease
ALLAircraft Landing Lamp
ALLAdams-Millis Corporation (former NYSE symbol; now delisted)
ALLAll Living Legends (Oslo, Norway gaming group)
ALLAverage Loudness Level
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ALLAmerican Liberation League
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When the PLE test is conducted, lumbar spinal extension is strong, leading to tension in the anterior longitudinal ligament or the fibrous ring of the intervertebral disk and relaxation in the zygapophyseal capsule, to which surrounding mechanoreceptors or nociceptors react strongly and induce lumbar pain.
A new evaluation method for lumbar spinal instability: passive lumbar ... by Uchida, Atsumasa / Physical Therapy
The stability and strength of these vertebrae is achieved by the long anterior longitudinal ligament in front of the vertebrae and the long posterior longitudinal ligament behind (Stolov & Clowers, 1981).
The Marfan Syndrome: implications for rehabilitation by Weigel, Kathleen W. / The Journal of Rehabilitation
[35,36] End-range extension is stabilized primarily by the anterior longitudinal ligament, the anterior aspect of the annulus fibrosus, and the zygapophyseal joints.
Segmental instability of the lumbar spine by Hagen, Brian F. / Physical Therapy
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