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Medical Care for Swimmers

Khodaee, Morteza, Edelman, George T., Spittler, Jack, Wilber, Randall, Krabak, Brian J., Solomon, Daniel, Riewald, Scott, Kendig, Alicia, Borgelt, Laura M., Riederer, Mark, Puzovic, Vladimir, Rodeo, Scott·2016·Sports Medicine - Open
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Khodaee, M., Edelman, G. T., Spittler, J., Wilber, R., Krabak, B. J., Solomon, D., Riewald, S., Kendig, A., Borgelt, L. M., Riederer, M., Puzovic, V., & Rodeo, S.
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Sports Medicine - Open
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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2016-07-25
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2
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  • 2199-1170
  • 2198-9761
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