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A simple method to determine body segment masses in vivo: reliability, accuracy and sensitivity analysis

Pataky et al., 2003

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99907545152443166
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Pataky T
Zatsiorsky V
Challis J
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Clinical Biomechanics

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Objective. To show that force plates can be used to quickly acquire subject-specific segment mass data. Design. In vivo measurements were performed on subjects belonging to three populations: female varsity swimmers, female varsity volleyball players, and male college …
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