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Shoulder Proprioception: a Comparative Study on Hand Dominance and Sex
The goal of this cross-sectional study is to examine the differences in proprioception sensation depending on sex and dominant side factors in healthy volunteers. Hypothesises: H0: Shoulder proprioception sensation does not change depending on sex and dominant side factors. H1: Shoulder proprioception sensation varies depending on sex and dominant side factors.
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