Husa-Russell et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Day-to-day consistency of lower extremity kinematics during stair ambulation in 24–45 years old athletesHusa-Russell et al., 2011
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- Husa-Russell J
- Ukelo T
- List R
- Lorenzetti S
- Wolf P
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- Gait & posture
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Before making interpretations on the effects of interventions or on the features of pathological gait patterns during stair ambulation, the day-to-day consistency of the investigated variables must be established. In this article, the day-to-day consistency was …
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