Supported Arm Exercise vs Unsupported Arm Exercise in the Rehabilitation of Patients With Severe Chronic Airflow Obstruction
Authors:
- Paula Downes VogelPVPaula Downes Vogel
- Dawn Nelson DupontDDDawn Nelson Dupont
- Ioannis StanopoulosISIoannis Stanopoulos
- Anthony GrayAGAnthony Gray
- John F. BeamisJBJohn F. Beamis
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