Development of an Isokinetic Functional Electrical Stimulation Cycle Ergometer
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Glen M Davis | Bruce Milthorpe | Ché Fornusek | Peter J Sinclair | P. Sinclair | G. Davis | C. Fornusek | B. Milthorpe
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