First ray mobility during gait by kinematic fluoroscopic imaging

Posted on February 11, 2012 by admin

Investigation of first ray mobility during gait by kinematic fluoroscopic imaging – a novel method. Martin H, Bahlke U, Dietze A, Zschorlich V, Schmitz KP, Mittlmeier T

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First ray mobility during gait by kinematic fluoroscopic imaging

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