Validity of gait asymmetry estimation by using an accelerometer in individuals with hemiparetic stroke.

Validity of gait asymmetry estimation by using an accelerometer in individuals with hemiparetic stroke.
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10.1589/jpts.29.307
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2017-02
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通讯作者:
Momose K
Momose K
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作者:
Oyake K;Yamaguchi T;Sugasawa M;Oda C;Tanabe S;Kondo K;Otaka Y;Momose K

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