The influence of artificially increased trunk stiffness on the balance recovery after a trip.
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J H van Dieën | J. V. van Dieën | J. V. D. van der Burg | M. Pijnappels | J C E van der Burg | M Pijnappels | J. Dieen | Mirjam Pijnappels | J.C.E. van der Burg
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