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The relationship between sagittal spinal curvatures and isokinetic trunk muscle endurance after aquatic exercise training in survivors of breast cancer

Hanuszkiewicz et al., 2020

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16252017843884691312
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Hanuszkiewicz J
Woźniewski M
Malicka I
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Acta of Bioengineering and Biomechanics

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Purpose: Assessment of the impact of aquatic exercises on the relationship between sagittal spinal curvatures and isokinetic trunk muscle endurance against standard land exercises in women after breast cancer treatment. Methods: 40 women post breast cancer divided into …
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