Detection of knee wobbling as a screen to identify athletes who may be at high risk for ACL injury.

Detection of knee wobbling as a screen to identify athletes who may be at high risk for ACL injury.
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10.1080/23335432.2021.1936175
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2021-12
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Gamada K
Gamada K
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作者:
Aoki A;Kubota S;Morinaga K;Zheng NN;Wang SS;Gamada K

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