Brain Activity during Ankle Proprioceptive Stimulation Predicts Balance Performance in Young and Older Adults
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Nicole Wenderoth | Daniel J Goble | Stephan P Swinnen | James P Coxon | S. Swinnen | N. Wenderoth | M. Geurts | J. Coxon | D. Goble | A. Van Impe | M. Doumas | Michail Doumas | Annouchka Van Impe | Monique Geurts
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