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Postural strategies to maintain balance during lateral walkingTrivino, 2007
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Postural strategies to maintain balance during lateral walking Page 1 Postural strategies to
maintain balance during lateral walking in stroke and healthy individuals Michael Trivino BSc
(PT), MSc candidate School of Physical and Occupational Therapy McGill University Montreal …
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