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Yes. It is a single word. Rather than identifying either the thoracic or lumbar regions of the spine, it indicates a more general region including both areas.
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trunk movement
What is the tissue type associated with the Thoracolumbar?
Fascia
Is the sympathetic division described as thoracolumbar?
True
Where are the thoracolumbar spines?
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Mild spondylosis of the thoracolumbar junction?
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