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3/2023
vol. 27 Artykuł oryginalny
Assessment of the impact of endovaginal electrostimulation and exercises on the pelvic floor muscles bioelectrical activity in a young, healthy woman – a case report
Julia Katarzyna Duda
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Institute of Health Sciences, University of Opole, Opole, Poland
Editorial, Physiotherapy Review, 2023, 27(3),71-79
Data publikacji online: 2023/09/26
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