Instrumented assessment of shoulder function: A study of inertial sensor based methods.
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Luckshman Bavan | Karl Surmacz | Jonathan Rees | D. Beard | J. Rees | J. Wood | Jonathan Wood | David Beard | L. Bavan | K. Surmacz
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