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Head and trunk postural control in moderate to severe cerebral palsy - A segmental approach to analysis and treatment"

Derek Curtis

Department of Physical Therapy
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery

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Original language	English

Publication status	Published - 2015

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Curtis, D. (2015). Head and trunk postural control in moderate to severe cerebral palsy - A segmental approach to analysis and treatment".

Head and trunk postural control in moderate to severe cerebral palsy - A segmental approach to analysis and treatment". / Curtis, Derek.
2015.

Research output: Book/Report › Ph.D. thesis

Curtis, D 2015, Head and trunk postural control in moderate to severe cerebral palsy - A segmental approach to analysis and treatment".

Curtis D. Head and trunk postural control in moderate to severe cerebral palsy - A segmental approach to analysis and treatment". 2015.

Curtis, Derek. / Head and trunk postural control in moderate to severe cerebral palsy - A segmental approach to analysis and treatment". 2015.

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