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Dec 31, 1983/Research
A multiclinic, collaborative study has been designed to assess the natural progression
Dec 31, 1983/Practice
Physical therapists routinely measure range of motion (ROM) of active hip internal
Nov 30, 1983/Special Issue: Head Injuries
A retrospective chart review was conducted to determine the frequency, progression,
An overview is presented of the multidisciplinary design, specific methods of motor
Oct 31, 1983/Research
The purposes of this study were 1) to assess the relative participation of the
This paper is of interest to physical therapists because the muscular mechanism
We thank Dr. Soderberg for his thoughtful comments regarding our study. In reviewing
Oct 31, 1983/Practice
A major problem faced by patients whose physical movements are compromised is the
Oct 31, 1983/Eighteenth Mary McMillan Lecture
The McMillan Lecture is a time for remembering. My own memory is crowded with thoughts
Oct 31, 1983/Letters and Responses
To the Editor:I remember reading with interest
I remember reading with interest