Preparatory balance adjustments precede withdrawal response to noxious stimulation in standing humans
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Brian E. Maki | William E. McIlroy | Jim R. Potvin | B. E. Maki | Leah R. Bent | John D. Brooke | W. McIlroy | J. D. Brooke | L. Bent | J. Potvin
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