Ultrasound assessment of fascial connectivity in the lower limb during maximal cervical flexion: technical aspects and practical application of automatic tracking

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RT @aicuesta: asi como la conectividad entre flexion de cuello y la flexion dorsal del pie, uno de los aspectos que mas repetimos en clinic…

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asi como la conectividad entre flexion de cuello y la flexion dorsal del pie, uno de los aspectos que mas repetimos en clinica. Ultrasound assessment of fascial connectivity https://t.co/LI4K8ZZZ6t #bmcssmr https://t.co/X7LajF4RkV

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RT @aicuesta: Primera prueba de conectividad fascial "in vivo" entre gemelo y la flexion cervical con ecografia y postprocesado https://t.c…

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RT @aicuesta: First evidence "in vivo" of fascial connectivity in the lower limbs during maximal cervlcal flexion by US https://t.co/uTqdor…

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