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PDF-Chapter 19 The Pelvic Floor23

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Author : bety | Published Date : 2021-09-25

DISPLAY 1912Externally Palpating the Pelvic Floor Musclesin approximately 60 to 80 degrees of hip flexion and the kneeprovide stability in neutral abduction or adduction

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