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Rééducation après chirurgie fonctionnelle multisites de lutte contre la triple flexion chez des enfants IMC marchant ou déambulant. Analyse statistique des résultats à court et moyen terme

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    J.-C. Bernard, É. Morel, É. Loustalet, R. Bard, A. Pujol & A. Milioni

  2. Laboratoire d’informatique médical des Hospices civils de Lyon Service enfants-adolescents, Centre médico-chirurgical de réadaptation des Massues, 92, rue Edmond Locard, 69322, Lyon Cedex 05

    P. Adelen

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Bernard, JC. et al. (2005). Rééducation après chirurgie fonctionnelle multisites de lutte contre la triple flexion chez des enfants IMC marchant ou déambulant. Analyse statistique des résultats à court et moyen terme. In: La marche de l’infirme moteur cérébral enfant et adulte. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/2-287-27822-2_7

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