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Immediate effects of lumbar spine patterns after neuromuscular joint facilitation on balance in stroke patients

Xie et al., 2019

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13574369254825883902
Author
Xie H
Huo M
Huang Q
Zhou D
Liu S
Yu S
Chen L
Onoda K
Maruyama H
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Journal of Physical Therapy Science

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[Purpose] The present study investigated changes in the balance function of stroke patients after neuromuscular joint facilitation treatment.[Participants and Methods] Fourteen stroke patients were randomly subjected to neuromuscular joint facilitation intervention …
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