Relation between the Disability of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand Score and Muscle Strength in Post-Cardiac Surgery Patients.

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Kazuhiro P Izawa

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Koji Hiraki

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Satoshi Watanabe

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Yasuyuki Hirano

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Yusuke Kasahara

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Elective abdominal surgery depresses muscle protein synthesis and increases subjective fatigue: effects lasting more than 30 days.

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