Effect of corporal suspension and pendulum exercises on neuromuscular properties and functionality in patients with medullar thoracic injury

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Journal: CLINICAL BIOMECHANICS (BRISTOL, AVON) Year:2019 | Volume:63 | Issue:- Page(s): 214-220

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Effect of corporal suspension and pendulum exercises on neuromuscular properties and functionality in patients with medullar thoracic injury

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. (2019). Effect of corporal suspension and pendulum exercises on neuromuscular properties and functionality in patients with medullar thoracic injury. CLINICAL BIOMECHANICS (BRISTOL, AVON), 63(-), 214-220. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1024751/en

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. Effect of corporal suspension and pendulum exercises on neuromuscular properties and functionality in patients with medullar thoracic injury. CLINICAL BIOMECHANICS (BRISTOL, AVON)[Internet]. 2019;63(-):214-220. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1024751/en

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, “Effect of corporal suspension and pendulum exercises on neuromuscular properties and functionality in patients with medullar thoracic injury,” CLINICAL BIOMECHANICS (BRISTOL, AVON), vol. 63, no. -, pp. 214–220, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1024751/en

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