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Biomechanics

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Biomechanics of musculoskeletal injury

William Charles Whiting

1998

Clinical gait analysis

Christopher Kirtley

2005

Dynamic Bodyuse for Effective, Strain-Free Massage

Darien Pritchard

2007

Clinical mechanics of the hand

Paul W. Brand

1985

Advances in spinal fusion

Kai-Uwe Lewandrowski

2004

Fundamentals of biomechanics

Margareta Nordin, Nihat Özkaya, Nihat Özkaya

1991

Human movement

Everett, Tony MCSP

2010

Bone mechanics handbook

Stephen C. Cowin

2001

Sport and exercise biomechanics

P. Grimshaw

2007

Mechanical Stretch and Cytokines

Andre Kamkin

2012

Instrumented spinal surgery

Rocco Cinanni, Jurgen Harms, Harms, Jürgen. et al.

1999

Mechanical kinesiology

Jerry N. Barham

1978

Fundamentals of sports biomechanics

Charles Simonian

1981

Computational Biomechanics for Medicine

Adam Wittek

2011

Biomechanics of sport and exercise

Peter Merton McGinnis

1999

Kinesiology

Gary L. Soderberg

1986

Meaningful Motion

Sandi Spaulding

2005

Structural materials in animals

Brown, C. H.

1975

Dance kinesiology

Sally Sevey Fitt

1988

Biomechanics in the Musculoskeletal System

Augustus A. White

2000

An introduction to biomechanics

Sherry DeLange, Jay D. Humphrey

2004

Amputation

George Murdoch

1996

Introduction to Isaac Newtons Principia

I. Bernard Cohen

1971

Biomechanical Basis Of Human Movement

Kathleen M Knutzen, Joseph Hamill

2006

Human walking

James Gibson Gamble, Jessica Rose

1994

Biomechanics

Ellen Kreighbaum, Katharine M. Barthels, Ellen Kriegbaum et al.

1981

Applied anatomy and biomechanics in sport

Bruce C. Elliott, John Bloomfield, Timothy R. Ackland et al.

1994

Strength of biological materials

Hiroshi Yamada

1973

The biomechanics of sports techniques

James G. Hay

1973

Biomechanical Principles of Tennis Technique

Duane V. Knudson

2006

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