Clinical efficacy of comfortable in-shoe foot orthoses has no associated neuromotor adaptations during gait in people with anterior knee pain: a…

Footwear Science, Volume 3, Issue sup1, Page S108-S109, 01Jun2011.

Footwear Science, Volume 3, Issue sup1, Page S108-S109, 01Jun2011.

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Clinical efficacy of comfortable in-shoe foot orthoses has no associated neuromotor adaptations during gait in people with anterior knee pain: a…

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