A Study on the Characteristics of Lower Extremity Muscle Activation according to the Variable Weight Shift on the Affected Side in Hemiplegic Patients |
Kim, Kyung-Hwan
(Bonifacio Hospital Rehabilitation Center)
Park, Sung-Hun (Bonifacio Hospital Rehabilitation Center) Pak, Noh-Wook (Bonifacio Hospital Rehabilitation Center) Lee, Hye-Jin (Bonifacio Hospital Rehabilitation Center) |
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