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Squash (Sport)

Known as: Squash, squashed 
National Institutes of Health

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Racquet Sports

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2014
2014
Formulation, Preparation and Storage potentiality Study of Mixed Squashes from Papaya, Banana and Carrot in Bangladesh
The study was conducted on formulation and preparation of mixed squashes with different combinations of papaya, banana and carrot… 
2013
2013
Role of squash smear technique in intraoperative diagnosis of CNS tunmors
Background: Neurosurgical practice frequently requires intraoperative consultation to optimize surgical procedure. Frozen section… 
2013
2013
Low aerobic capacity and physical activity not associated with fatigue in patients with rheumatoid arthritis: a cross-sectional study.
OBJECTIVE To explore whether low aerobic capacity and physical activity are associated with fatigue, when controlling for age… 
2010
2010
CONTRIBUTION OF TRUNK AND PELVIS ROTATION TO PUNCHING IN BOXING
Sports involving throwing, striking and kicking activities, such as tennis, squash, baseball, football, among others, demand the… 
2008
2008
FPGA Implementation of SQUASH
Passive RFID tags are devices with very poor computational capability. How- ever an increasing number of applications require… 
1994
1994
Management of insect pests of squash
1988
1988
Epidemiology of tennis, squash, and racquetball injuries.
This article enumerates and examines the existing epidemiologic data on racquet sports injuries. A framework is provided for the… 
1981
1981
A Comparison of the Intensity of Play in Squash and Running.
In brief: Ten recreational runners and squash players were monitored with telemetry to determine their heart rate response to the… 
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1979
Highly Cited
1979
A gentle, bounce-free assembly for quick-freezing tissues for electron microscopy: Application to isolated torpedine ray electrocyte stacks
1932
1932
TENNIS ELBOW (EPICONDYLITIS) CAUSED BY RADIOHUMERAL BURSITIS: ANATOMIC, CLINICAL, ROENTGENOLOGIC AND PATHOLOGIC ASPECTS, WITH A SUGGESTION AS TO TREATMENT
THE CLINICAL SYNDROME The term "tennis elbow" (epicondylitis, epicondylalgia) is a misnomer. The condition occurs in adults as a… 
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