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City Melbourne / / Company Upper Limb Group / MEDLINE / / Country Australia / / IndustryTerm resource-efficient physiotherapy services / arterial blood gas values / hand-held devices / Healthcare professionals / therapy for treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome / telephone contact / treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome / control / treatment of patients with acute hypercapnic respiratory failure / physiotherapy services / diagnostic tool / / MedicalCondition carpal tunnel syndrome / static pulmonary compliance / cerebral palsy / obstructive pulmonary disease / COPD / Cervical Pain / non-specific low back pain / ankylosing spondylitis / Pulmonary rehabilitation using whole body exercise training / Chronic / Cerebrovascular Accident / inpatient stroke / chronic low back pain / stroke / contraction / Muscle Weakness / pain / Movement Disorders / inspiratory muscle dysfunction / muscle contractures / Achilles tendinopathy / respiratory muscle dysfunction / low back pain / chronic shoulder complaints / acute hypercapnic respiratory failure / idiopathic carpal tunnel syndrome / neck pain / back pain / injuries / acute hypercapnic respiratory failure undergoing non-invasive ventilation / subsequent cerebral palsy / shoulder pain / / MedicalTreatment laser therapy / total hip replacement / back massage / low level laser therapy / joint replacement surgery / laser treatment / rotator cuff repair / breathing exercises / physiotherapy / total knee replacement / Physical Therapy / abdominal surgery / exercise therapy / / NaturalFeature Accidental Falls / / Position therapist / blinded therapist / player / / Product SC / / ProgrammingLanguage Ada / / ProvinceOrState Vermont / / PublishedMedium the Australian Journal / / Technology Geriatrics / laser / Ultrasound / /
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