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Effects of unstable shoes on trunk muscle activity in patients with chronic low back pain / Pablo Salvador Coloma [et al ]

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Table 1. Comparison of electromyographic activity values (%submaximal voluntary isometric  contractions, %SVIC) between flat and unstable shoes
Figure 1.  Unstable test shoe used in the study (MBT, model AFIYA 5). The illustration shows  the electronic goniometer array used for assessing the ankle range of movement

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