Six-Minute Walk Test in Patients With Down Syndrome: Validity and Reproducibility
Authors:
- Jeroen C. VisJVJeroen C. Vis
- Hanneke ThoonsenHTHanneke Thoonsen
- Marielle G. DuffelsMDMarielle G. Duffels
- Rianne A. de Bruin-BonRBRianne A. de Bruin-Bon
- Sylvia A. HuismanSHSylvia A. Huisman
- Arie P. van DijkADArie P. van Dijk
- Elke S. HoendermisEHElke S. Hoendermis
- Rolf M. BergerRBRolf M. Berger
- Berto J. BoumaBBBerto J. Bouma
- Barbara J. MulderBMBarbara J. Mulder
- 1 August 2009
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- Vol. 90 (8) , 1423-1427
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