Research - Tuttle Interview

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21/02/2019 30 min Episodio 8
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Dr. Neil Tuttle of Griffith University is interviewed by Stephen M. Shaffer regarding a publication titled, “Spinal PA movements behave ‘as if’ there are limitations of local segmental mobility and are large enough to be perceivable by manual palpation: A synthesis of the literature.”

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