“... months. Combined anesthesia was associated with a decrease of “medium” pain scores at six months. Of the...”
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“..., which results in limb stiffness and muscle spasm. The prognosis for these patients depends on several...”
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“... lower limb on static postural control and on the functional performance of both lower limbs. Methods...”
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“...Unlike other vertebrates, human beings have the unique ability to maintain an upright position and...”
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Subjects: “...Lower limb amputation...”
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“... significantly increased in all groups at the times of ovarian pedicle clamping. There was a decrease...”
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“... significantly increased in all groups at the times of ovarian pedicle clamping. There was a decrease...”
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“... after vascular surgery is largely unknown. This study aimed to determine the influence of SES on post...”
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“...) scale. After collection, the data was analyzed using descriptive statistics. Of the 202 participants...”
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“... of the clinical treatment can decrease the quality of life of these women. Therefore, a healthy lifestyle...”
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“... clinical symptoms of “phantom limb”, a pain condition that arises in humans after amputation or transverse...”
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“... months after the procedure, the animals have mild decrease in the range of joint motion, but without...”
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“... for athletes to decrease the CRT of the rectus femoris (trained limb) and triceps (non-trained limb); however...”
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