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Gandolfi et al., 2018 - Google Patents

Assessment of balance disorders

Gandolfi et al., 2018

Document ID
11529709773770329071
Author
Gandolfi M
Geroin C
Picelli A
Smania N
Bartolo M
Publication year
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Advanced technologies for the rehabilitation of gait and balance disorders

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The concept that “not all balance disorders are the same” well express the complexity of balance control, from which derives that the wide variety of balance problems, determining the cause of a balance disorder and what treatment options are the most appropriate, can be …
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