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Flat foot deformity, Q angle and knee pain are interrelated in wrestlersLetafatkar et al., 2013
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- Letafatkar A
- Zandi S
- Khodayi M
- Vashmesara J
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- J Nov Physiother
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Issue 2 • 1000138 J Nov Physiother ISSN:2165-7025 JNP an open access journal
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