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03 Apr2015

03 April 2015.

Written by Miranda Asher
Posted in Various

03-04-2015 07:05:23
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Exercise program to improve gait for lower limb amputees

Video containing aerobic exercises for lower limb amputees:

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Tags: Gait, Exercise, amputation, Lower extremity amputee, Gait pattern, Symmetry

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