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Select article: Use of an optokinetic chart stimulation intervention for restoration of voluntary movement,postural control and mobility in acute stroke patients and one post intensive care polyneuropathy patient: A case series

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First published March 23, 2011

Use of an optokinetic chart stimulation intervention for restoration of voluntary movement,postural control and mobility in acute stroke patients and one post intensive care polyneuropathy patient: A case series

Benjamin Chitambira

NeuroRehabilitation

Select article: A case report on the use of a novel optokinetic chart stimulation intervention for the restoration of voluntary movement and mobility in a patient with an acute hemorrhagic stroke

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First published December 14, 2009

A case report on the use of a novel optokinetic chart stimulation intervention for the restoration of voluntary movement and mobility in a patient with an acute hemorrhagic stroke

Benjamin Chitambira

NeuroRehabilitation

Select article: Does use of the optokinetic chart stimulation based OKCSIB protocol improve recovery of upper and lower limb movements,function and quality of life at 3 year follow up in dense strokes? A retrospective case control series

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First published November 14, 2014

Does use of the optokinetic chart stimulation based OKCSIB protocol improve recovery of upper and lower limb movements,function and quality of life at 3 year follow up in dense strokes? A retrospective case control series

Benjamin Chitambira

NeuroRehabilitation

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