Yeşilyaprak, S. S. Et Al. 2022. Shoulder abduction strength is correlated with acromiohumeral distance in patients with acute subacromial impingement syndrome symptoms but not with supraspinatus tendon thickness regardless of disease stage. KINESIOLOGY , vol.54, no.2 , 307-315.

Yeşilyaprak, S. S., Karabay, D., Türksan, H. E., & Erduran, M., (2022). Shoulder abduction strength is correlated with acromiohumeral distance in patients with acute subacromial impingement syndrome symptoms but not with supraspinatus tendon thickness regardless of disease stage. KINESIOLOGY , vol.54, no.2, 307-315.

Yeşilyaprak, SEVGİ Et Al. "Shoulder abduction strength is correlated with acromiohumeral distance in patients with acute subacromial impingement syndrome symptoms but not with supraspinatus tendon thickness regardless of disease stage," KINESIOLOGY , vol.54, no.2, 307-315, 2022

Yeşilyaprak, SEVGİ S. Et Al. "Shoulder abduction strength is correlated with acromiohumeral distance in patients with acute subacromial impingement syndrome symptoms but not with supraspinatus tendon thickness regardless of disease stage." KINESIOLOGY , vol.54, no.2, pp.307-315, 2022

Yeşilyaprak, S. S. Et Al. (2022) . "Shoulder abduction strength is correlated with acromiohumeral distance in patients with acute subacromial impingement syndrome symptoms but not with supraspinatus tendon thickness regardless of disease stage." KINESIOLOGY , vol.54, no.2, pp.307-315.

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