Reliability of the revised wheelchair rugby trunk impairment classification system

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V C Altmann
B E Groen
J van Limbeek
Y C Vanlandewijck
N L W Keijsers
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[1] Sint Maartenskliniek,Department of Rehabilitation
[2] Sint Maartenskliniek,Department of Research
[3] De Viersprong,Department of Rehabilitation Sciences
[4] Postbus 7,undefined
[5] Katholieke Universiteit Leuven,undefined
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Spinal Cord | 2013年 / 51卷
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paralympic sport; wheelchair athletes; athletes with spinal cord injury; trunk impairment; classification;
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页码:913 / 918
页数:5
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