IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PREFERRED POSTURE AND POSITIONING IN EARLY LIFE AND THE DIRECTION OF SUBSEQUENT ASYMMETRICAL POSTURAL DEFORMITY IN NON AMBULANT PEOPLE WITH CEREBRAL PALSY?
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PORTER, D., ET AL., IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PREFERRED POSTURE AND POSITIONING IN EARLY LIFE AND THE DIRECTION OF SUBSEQUENT ASYMMETRICAL POSTURAL DEFORMITY IN NON AMBULANT PEOPLE WITH CEREBRAL PALSY?. CHILD: CARE, HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT, Vol. 34, no. 5 (2008), p. 635-639.
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Discapacidad, Malformaciones, Parálisis cerebral, Prevención
Discapacidad, Malformaciones, Parálisis cerebral, Prevención
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