Greater trochanter location measurement using a three-dimensional motion capture system during prone hip extension

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Greater trochanter location measurement using a three-dimensional motion capture system during prone hip extension

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Jae-Seop Oh

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Ji-Su Yu

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10.1589/JPTS.29.250

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