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Treatment of Facial Paralysis of Cns-Origin: Initial Studies

Ronald S. Van Gelder Free University Psychologie, Rokin 58 II, 1012 KV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Stefan M.M. Philippart Free University Psychologie, Rokin 58 II, 1012 KV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Brian Hopkins Free University Psychologie, Rokin 58 II, 1012 KV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Pages 213-228 | Published online: 24 Sep 2007

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Jacqueline S Laures & Rebecca J Shisler. (2004) Complementary and alternative medical approaches to treating adult neurogenic communication disorders: a review. Disability and Rehabilitation 26:6, pages 315-325.
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Raymond Bruyer. (1990) The Cognitive Implications of Studies on Facial Asymmetry: A General Discussion. International Journal of Psychology 25:2, pages 229-236.
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RonaldS. Van Gelder, StefanM.M. Philippart, BrigitG.E.S. Bernard, PieterP. Devriese, HaroldT.A. Whiting & PietC. W. Van Wieringen. (1990) Effects of Myofeedback and Mime-Therapy on Peripheral Facial Paralysis. International Journal of Psychology 25:2, pages 191-211.
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Annabelle Vaughan, Danielle Gardner, Anna Miles, Anna Copley, Rachel Wenke & Susan Coulson. (2020) A Systematic Review of Physical Rehabilitation of Facial Palsy. Frontiers in Neurology 11.
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Ronald van Gelder, Olga de Koff & Marcel Post. (1999) Profiel van de centrale aangezichtsverlamming. Neuropraxis 3:1, pages 6-12.
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