Leg stiffness of sprinters using running-specific prostheses
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Hugh M Herr | Rodger Kram | Craig P McGowan | Alena M. Grabowski | Alena M Grabowski | R. Kram | H. Herr | C. McGowan | W. Mcdermott | William J McDermott
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