Piriformis syndrome in knee osteoarthritis patients after wearing rocker bottom shoes

Posted on July 3, 2011 by admin

Piriformis syndrome in knee osteoarthritis patients after wearing rocker bottom shoes . Byeon GJ, Kim KH. Korean J Pain.

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Piriformis syndrome in knee osteoarthritis patients after wearing rocker bottom shoes

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