Rectus femoris - Orthopaedia

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CORR Articles

Thu Nov 20 03:13:35 PST 2008

The Classic: Modular Total Knee-Replacement Arthroplasty. A Review of Eighty-nine Patients

Electrical Stimulation During Gait Promotes Increase of Muscle Cross-sectional Area in Quadriplegics: A Preliminary Study

Nonvascularized Bone Grafting Defers Joint Arthroplasty in Hip Osteonecrosis

Simultaneous Bilateral MIS-TKA Results in Faster Functional Recovery

Three-dimensional In Vivo Quantification of Knee Kinematics in Cerebral Palsy

Springerlink Resources

Thu Nov 20 03:13:36 PST 2008

Die Verpflanzung der Sehne des Musculus rectus femoris bei Patienten mit spastischer Diparese

Verpflanzung der Sehne des Musculus psoas auf den abgelösten Ursprung des Musculus rectus femoris bei infantiler Zerebralparese

Comparison of rectus femoris transposition with traditional transfer for treatment of stiff knee gait in patients with cerebral palsy

Effects of graded levels of exercise on ipsilateral and contralateral post-exercise resting rectus femoris mechanomyography

MR imaging of rectus femoris origin injuries

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