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Stabiliserende oefening als waardevolle aanvulling op manuele therapie bij een patiënt met cervicogene hoofdpijn

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Sportel, M.J. Stabiliserende oefening als waardevolle aanvulling op manuele therapie bij een patiënt met cervicogene hoofdpijn. STIMULUS 28, 114–134 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12491-011-0012-4

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