Effects of single-variable biofeedback on wheelchair handrim biomechanics.
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W. Mark Richter | Andrew M. Kwarciak | Liyun Guo | Jeffrey T. Turner | W. M. Richter | Liyun Guo | A. Kwarciak | Jeffrey Turner
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