010 | Tratamento da dor Patelofemural

Fisio na Pauta Podcast

Nesse episódio eu, Heric Lopes, conto com a presença do doutorando e fisioterapeuta Ricky Watari, do professor e fisioterapeuta Ricardo Guerra e do professor e educador físico Sergio Cunha para discutir o tratamento da dor patelofemural.

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