Validation of an innovative method of shoulder range-of-motion measurement using a smartphone clinometer application.
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Joseph M Hart | J. Hart | S. Brockmeier | B. Werner | Christopher T. Cosgrove | Brian C Werner | Russell E Holzgrefe | Justin W Griffin | Matthew L Lyons | Christopher T Cosgrove | Stephen F Brockmeier | J. Griffin | M. Lyons | Russell E. Holzgrefe
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