Subjective perceptions when using motion tracking systems. A comparison among healthy subjects, individuals post-stroke, and therapists

Publisher： Nova Science Publishers, Inc.

ISSN： 1939-5914

Source： Journal of Pain Management, Vol., Iss., 2016-07, pp. : 101-102

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