WISE‐2005: The relation between standing balance and orthostatic tolerance in women

Sabine Vogler(Gesundheit Österreich), Alan R. Hargens(University of California San Diego), Brandon R. Macias(Wyle (United States)), P Guinet(Naropa University), Suzanne M. Schneider(University of Warwick), Stuart M. C. Lee(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Wanda L. Boda(Becton Dickinson (United States)), Rachel B. Tullet(Becton Dickinson (United States))
The FASEB Journal
March 1, 2006
10.1096/fasebj.20.5.a1254-a
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