Is continuous passive motion device a potential proprioception enhancement tool for clinical rehabilitation-results from three experimental studies.

Hsin-Yi Kathy Cheng; Yan-Ying Ju

Is continuous passive motion device a potential proprioception enhancement tool for clinical rehabilitation-results from three experimental studies.

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Original language	American English
State	Published - 2010
Event	2nd Asia- Oceanian Conference of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine. Rehabilitation：From cell to society - Taipei, Taiwan Duration: 29 04 2010 → 02 05 2010

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Conference	2nd Asia- Oceanian Conference of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine. Rehabilitation：From cell to society
Period	29/04/10 → 02/05/10

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