Reliability and validity of goniometric iPhone applications for the assessment of active shoulder external rotation
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Stephanie Morton | Katy Mitchell | Simran Bakshi Gutierrez | Stacy Sutton | Andrea Morgenthaler | Katy Mitchell | Stephanie N. Morton | S. Sutton | Andrea Morgenthaler
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