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Ortho-tips 2009; 5 (1)


Prevención de lesiones deportivas

Fernández FM, Busto VJM

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 103
Paginas: 93-105
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FRAGMENTO

Más vale prevenir que curar (refrán castellano, atribuido a Erasmo de Rotterdam con una variación mínima). Aunque se concede la paternidad a este humanista de prestigio, en la práctica cotidiana es completamente acertado, como lo demuestra su uso común entre la gente: la sabiduría popular.


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