The Effects of High Repetition Low Force Motion on Tendon Integrity and Motor Behavior in an Animal Model of Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders
Genre
Thesis/DissertationDate
2010Author
Kietrys, DavidAdvisor
Barbe, Mary F.Committee member
Popoff, Steven N.Lauer, Richard T.
Barr, Ann E.
Department
Physical TherapySubject
Health Sciences, Rehabilitation and TherapyBiology, Cell
Biology, Morphology
Exposure-dependence
Motor Behavior
Pathophysiology
Repetitive Motion Injury
Tendon
Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders
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