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Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development|September 23, 2011

Progress on stabilizing and controlling powered upper-limb prosthesesT Walley Williams

Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development|September 23, 2011

Prosthetic sockets stabilized by alternating areas of tissue compression and releaseRandall D Alley, T Walley Williams, Matthew J Albuquerque, et al.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|November 11, 2008

Control of a six degree of freedom prosthetic arm after targeted muscle reinnervation surgeryLaura A Miller, Robert D Lipschutz, Kathy A Stubblefield, et al.

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Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development|September 23, 2011

Progress on stabilizing and controlling powered upper-limb prosthesesT Walley Williams

Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development|September 23, 2011

Prosthetic sockets stabilized by alternating areas of tissue compression and releaseRandall D Alley, T Walley Williams, Matthew J Albuquerque, et al.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|November 11, 2008

Control of a six degree of freedom prosthetic arm after targeted muscle reinnervation surgeryLaura A Miller, Robert D Lipschutz, Kathy A Stubblefield, et al.

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