Scholars@Duke publication: The Relationship Between Lower Extremity Joint Power during Sit to Stand and Clinical Measures of Function Among Subjects Post Hip Fracture.

The Relationship Between Lower Extremity Joint Power during Sit to Stand and Clinical Measures of Function Among Subjects Post Hip Fracture.

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Kneiss, JA; Houck, J; Hilton, T

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Author Tiffany N Hilton Orthopaedic Surgery, Physical Therapy

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Gainesville, FL

Conference Name

Annual American Society of Biomechanics Meeting

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Kneiss, J. A., Houck, J., & Hilton, T. (n.d.). The Relationship Between Lower Extremity Joint Power during Sit to Stand and Clinical Measures of Function Among Subjects Post Hip Fracture. Presented at the Annual American Society of Biomechanics Meeting, Gainesville, FL.

Kneiss, J. A., J. Houck, and Tiffany Hilton. “The Relationship Between Lower Extremity Joint Power during Sit to Stand and Clinical Measures of Function Among Subjects Post Hip Fracture.,” n.d.

Kneiss JA, Houck J, Hilton T. The Relationship Between Lower Extremity Joint Power during Sit to Stand and Clinical Measures of Function Among Subjects Post Hip Fracture. In.

Kneiss, J. A., et al. The Relationship Between Lower Extremity Joint Power during Sit to Stand and Clinical Measures of Function Among Subjects Post Hip Fracture.

Kneiss JA, Houck J, Hilton T. The Relationship Between Lower Extremity Joint Power during Sit to Stand and Clinical Measures of Function Among Subjects Post Hip Fracture.

Location

Gainesville, FL

Conference Name

Annual American Society of Biomechanics Meeting