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  • 29. Current concepts in the rehabilitation of the injured athlete.
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  • 31. A higher sport-related reinjury risk does not mean inadequate rehabilitation: the methodological challenge of choosing the correct comparison group.
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  • 37. [Rehabilitation and return to sports in children].
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