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Effects of different strength training on muscle architecture: clinical and ultrasonographic evaluation in knee osteoarthritis

Malas et al., 2013

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3667912826150140596
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Malas F
Özçakar L
Kaymak B
Ulaşlı A
Güner S
Kara M
Akıncı A
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Background Different strengthening exercises are generally prescribed to overcome the undesirable effects of decreased muscular function on the osteoarthritic joint. Although a few studies have shown the effects of strengthening on the muscle structure in healthy …
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