A comparative study of getting it right addressing shoulder pain (GRASP) trial and rotator cuff strengthening exercise program among military sports for rotator cuff tendinopathy (Record no. 57294)

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Transcribing agency Riphah International University
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Classification number 615.822
Author Mark FAI
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Authorship Faiza Islam (51961)
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Title A comparative study of getting it right addressing shoulder pain (GRASP) trial and rotator cuff strengthening exercise program among military sports for rotator cuff tendinopathy
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Place of publication Lahore
Name of publisher (unpublished)
Date of publication 2025
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Extent vii, 59 p.
Illustrations : ill.
Dimensions ; 28.7 cm.
Accompanying material +CD
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General note Includes bibliographical references and annexures<br/>
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General note In partial fulfilment of requirements for the award of degree of Master in Science of Physical Therapy (Sports Physical Therapy).
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General note Thesis supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Hashim
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Dissertation note Thesis (MS-SPT)--Riphah International University, 2025
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Dissertation note Registration no. S23C14G79038
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Language note English
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Subject Physical therapy
-- Shoulder pain
Keywords Musculoskeletal disorder
-- Neuromuscular training
-- Strengthening exercise
-- Military personnel
-- Cuff tendinopathy
-- MS-SPT
-- RCR&AHS
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NOT for LOAN GULBERG III Lahore GULBERG III Lahore 615.822 FAI 96587 Thesis
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