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Male Migration/Mobility and HIV Among Married Couples: Cross-Sectional Analysis of Nationally Representative Data from India. |
Saggurti N, Nair S, Malviya A, Decker MR, Silverman JG, Raj A. |
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Medial epicondylitis. An electromyographic analysis and an investigation of intervention strategies. |
Glazebrook MA, Curwin S, Islam MN, Kozey J, Stanish WD. |
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Molecular analysis of SV-40-CAL, a new slow growing SV-40 strain from the kidney of a caged New World monkey with fatal renal disease. |
Zdziarski JM, Sarich NA, Witecki KE, Lednicky JA. |
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Molecular analysis of the multiple Golf alpha subunit mRNAs in the rat brain. |
Hervé D, Rogard M, Lévi-Strauss M. |
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Practical astigmatism analysis for refractive outcomes in cataract and refractive surgery. |
Alpins NA, Goggin M. |
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Predicting articular erosion in hallux valgus: clinical, radiographic, and intraoperative analysis. |
Roukis TS, Weil LS, Weil LS, Landsman AS. |
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Quantitative analysis of over 20 years of golf course monitoring studies. |
Baris RD, Cohen SZ, Barnes NL, Lam J, Ma Q. |
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Rasch analysis of rank-ordered data. |
Linacre JM. |
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Reproducibility of quantitative coronary analysis, Assessment of variability due to frame selection, different observers, and different cinefilmless laboratories. |
Sirnes PA, Myreng Y, Mølstad P, Golf S. |
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Simple water analysis of golf link pesticides by means of batch-wise adsorption and supercritical fluid extraction. |
Chikushi H, Hirota K, Yoshida N, Edamura T, Toda K. |
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The analysis of golf swing as a kinematic chain using dual Euler angle algorithm. |
Teu KK, Kim W, Fuss FK, Tan J. |
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The ups and downs of coping and sport achievement: an episodic process analysis of within-person associations. |
Gaudreau P, Nicholls A, Levy AR. |
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Theoretical analysis of aggressive golf putts. |
Mahoney JF. |
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[Effect of golf on sinus rate variability]. |
Brembilla-Perrot B, Piccoli T, Juillière Y, Suty-Selton C. |
There are no or very few studies in the literature on the effects of golf on heart rate and its parameters. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the effects of a precision sport, golf, on heart rate variability (HRV). The study population consisted of six high-level golfers aged 25 to 40 years, without cardiac disease. HRV was studied three hours before a golf competition, during the four hours of the competition and three hours after the match was over. The following parameters of HRV were calculated during 12 games of golf: mean heart rate (HR), standard deviation of the mean RR intervals (SDNN), root mean square of successive differences in RR intervals among consecutive normal beats (rMSSD), percent differences between normal RR intervals that are greater than 50 ms computed over the entire 24-hour recording (pNN50), low-frequency amplitude (LF), high-frequency amplitude (HF) and LF/HF ratio: ratio of low-to-high frequency power. Analysis of the results indicates significant variations of all parameters which occur just at the beginning of the game, persist throughout the match and remain three hours after its completion: heart rate is increased; total HRV is decreased but |
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[Sports medicine analysis of golf swing" and lesions occurring during golf practice]." |
Suckel A. |
Health problems as seen in golf from the viewpoint of sports medicine and orthopedics are described. For better understanding important phases of the swing are analysed in correlation with possible lesions. Golfers mostly suffer from lumbal spine, elbows, hands and wrists, as well as from shoulder and knee disorders. We must differentiate between problems of the acute injuries and chronic disorders, whereas degenerative problems may interfere with specific golfing movements and are thus aggravated. The most likely causes of muscle joint and bone disorders are overuse, inadequately trained muscles and poor technique. |
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