Changes in physical strain and physical capacity in men with spinal cord injuries.
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T W Janssen | L. V. D. van der Woude | T. Janssen | C. V. van Oers | A. Hollander | L H van der Woude | A P Hollander | E. Rozendaal | E. M. Willemsen | C A van Oers | E P Rozendaal | E M Willemsen | C. van Oers
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