Does upper-limb muscular demand differ between preferred and nonpreferred sitting pivot transfer directions in individuals with a spinal cord injury?
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Alicia M Koontz | Rory A Cooper | Michael L Boninger | Dany Gagnon | M. Boninger | R. Cooper | A. Koontz | D. Gagnon | E. Brindle | Eric Brindle
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