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Effects of selected forms of physical activity on body posture in the sagittal plane in women post breast cancer treatment

Hanuszkiewicz et al., 2015

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10755066659603499465
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Hanuszkiewicz J
Malicka I
Barczyk-Pawelec K
Woźniewski M
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Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation

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BACKGROUND: Breast cancer treatment may be a cause of postural disorders. OBJECTIVE: Assessment of the effects of various forms of physical activity on body posture in the sagittal plane in women post breast cancer treatment. STUDY GROUP: Sixty women who had …
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