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255 related items for PubMed ID: 10480273

  • 1. Comparison of input-output patterns in the corticospinal system of normal subjects and incomplete spinal cord injured patients.
    Davey NJ, Smith HC, Savic G, Maskill DW, Ellaway PH, Frankel HL.
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