Pooranawatthanakul et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Comparisons of the validity and reliability of two smartphone placements for balance assessment using an accelerometer-based applicationPooranawatthanakul et al., 2020
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- Pooranawatthanakul K
- Siriphorn A
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- European Journal of Physiotherapy
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Purpose: To establish the proper smartphone placement between two positions (thoracic vs. lumbar) for balance assessment using an accelerometer (ACC)-based application. Methods: Eighteen young adults were recruited. The smartphone was attached at either of the T3-5 …
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