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Technologies and techniques in rehabilitation
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Validation of a new method to analyse locomotion and postures in daily life with one sensor location at the lower back.
R. Van Lummel, C. Terwee, S. Heikens, M. Zuidema, W. Zijlstra (The Hague, Amsterdam, Groningen, Netherlands)
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Annual Congress 2008 - Technologies and techniques in rehabilitation
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Technologies and techniques in rehabilitation
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Thematic Poster Session
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3327
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Airway diseases
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