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Exercise and arthritis. Kinesiology and the degenerative joint
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Exercise and arthritis. Kinesiology and the degenerative joint
Rheum Dis Clin North Am.
1990 Nov.
Abstract
Advanced methods of testing allows the kinesiologist to demonstrate qualities and quantities of muscular and joint performance heretofore not available. These discerning tests shed new light on problems related to arthritis, the dilemmas of disuse atrophy, and the benefits of exercise rehabilitation. Principles of exercise for the degenerative joint are offered.
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