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Postural control characteristics during single leg standing of individuals with a history of ankle sprain: Measurements obtained using a gravicorder and head and foot …Abe et al., 2014
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- Abe Y
- Sugaya T
- Sakamoto M
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- Journal of Physical Therapy Science
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[Purpose] This study aimed to validate the postural control characteristics of individuals with a history of ankle sprain during single leg standing by using a gravicorder and head and foot accelerometry.[Subjects] Twenty subjects with and 23 subjects without a history of ankle …
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