Effects of Manual Therapies and Resistance Exercise on Postexercise Hypotension in Women With Normal Blood Pressure
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L. Pescatello | H. Budde | J. G. Silva | J. Novaes | J. Winchester | J. Vianna | Amanda Brown | E. R. Monteiro | V. G. Corrêa Neto | P. H. Marchetti | A. Brown | V. C. Corrêa Neto
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