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Loss of proprioception or motor control is not related to functional ankle instability: an observational study

Marcos de Noronha, Kathryn M. Refshauge, Sharon L. Kilbreath, Jack Crosbie

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Key concepts: Proprioception, Ankle, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Motor control, Medicine, Physical therapy, Surgery, Psychiatry

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