The Reliability and Validity of Hip Range of Motion Measurement using a Smart phone Operative Patient |
Park, Sun-Wook
(Department of Physical therapy, Samsung Medical Center)
Kim, Myoung-Soo (Department of Physical therapy, Samsung Medical Center) Bae, Hyo-Sun (Department of Physical therapy, Samsung Medical Center) Cha, Yong-Ho (Department of Physical therapy, Samsung Medical Center) |
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