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“...ABSTRACT Objective To evaluate the effect of jumping in aquatic environment on nociception and...”
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“... accentuated exacerbation of the same after flexion of the left femoro-tibio-patellar joint. In addition...”
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“... and biochemical markers and a small decrease in the 20m sprint. Conclusions: Jumping and running...”
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“... deficits in knee strength and functionality after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction...”
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“... in knee strength and functionality after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. Objective...”
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