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How to prescribe physical exercise in rheumatology

Physical exercise, aiming to improve range of movement, muscle strength and physical well being, lately substituted the immobilization previously prescribed in rheumatic diseases. International guidelines, recommendations of Scientific Societies, and structured reviews regard physical exercise as of...

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Published in:	Reumatismo 2010-01, Vol.62 (1), p.4-11
Main Authors:	Maddali Bongi, S, Del Rosso, A
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