Use of the Challenge Point Framework to Guide Motor Learning of Stepping Reactions for Improved Balance Control in People With Stroke: A Case Series
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Michael A Hunt | Lara A Boyd | C. Pollock | M. Hunt | L. Boyd | S. Garland | S Jayne Garland | Courtney L Pollock
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