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Knee Biomechanics
Hi Everybody!!

I would like to thank u all for the wonderful forum

This is my first subject in this forum. I'm a P.T. intern and I have a Q about the knee biomechanics..

If anyone has information about my Q and how to apply knee special test according to the biomechanics Please send to me

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Re: Knee Biomechanics
Please elaborate your Question. The Question is unexplained for me, for what purpose you are asking this?

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