Re: ‘Potential effectiveness of three different treatment approaches to improve minimal to moderate arm and hand function after stroke-a pilot randomized controlled clinical trial’
Restricted accessLetterFirst published online August, 2012
Re: ‘Potential effectiveness of three different treatment approaches to improve minimal to moderate arm and hand function after stroke-a pilot randomized controlled clinical trial’
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