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Muscle imbalance

Chamberlain et al., 2013

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5472561348836496057
Author
Chamberlain A
Munro W
Rickard A
Publication year
Publication venue
Teoksessa S. Porter (toim.) Tidys Physiotherapy

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The concept of muscle imbalance (and balance) is not new. This is evidenced through over 60 years of texts involving muscle testing and function (Kendall et al. 2005) and has evolved over the most recent of those years through work from the likes of Janda (1983), Sahrmann …
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