The influence of gender and age on hamstring muscle length in healthy adults.
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John H Hollman | E. Laskowski | W. Harmsen | J. Youdas | J. Hollman | D. Krause | David A Krause | James W Youdas | William S Harmsen | Edward Laskowski | David A. Krause
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