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Joint coupling variability can likely indicate lower extremity injury occurrence

November 2008

November 2008

Conference: Proceedings of the New Zealand Sports Medicine and Science conference

Authors:

Peter Maulder

Waikato Institute of Technology

Patria Hume

Auckland University of Technology

Elizabeth Jane Bradshaw

Deakin University

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