Failures in dual-task obstacle crossing could predict risk of future fall in independent ambulatory individuals with spinal cord injury
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Failures in dual-task obstacle crossing could predict risk of future fall in independent ambulatory individuals with spinal cord injury
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CLINICAL REHABILITATION
Volume -, Issue -, Pages 026921551878891
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SAGE Publications
Online
2018-07-23
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10.1177/0269215518788913
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