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← Influence of mechanical forces as a part of nail configuration
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ANYONE USING BTS G-walk ?

Posted on July 11, 2013 by admin

Does anyone have experience of using one of these? If so I’d like your thoughts, how easy/useful it is in your biomechanical exam. Many thanks

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ANYONE USING BTS G-walk ?

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