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The effects of vestibular stimulaton on hemineglect: implications for rehabilitation

Andrea Cleaves
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Timothy J. Inglis
Pages 185-195 | Published online: 05 Sep 2013

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David Wilkinson, Olga Zubko & Mohamed Sakel. (2009) Safety of repeated sessions of galvanic vestibular stimulation following stroke: A single-case study. Brain Injury 23:10, pages 841-845.
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M. J. Bailey & M. J. Riddoch. (1999) Hemineglect in stroke patients. Part 2. Rehabilitation techniques and strategies: a summary of recent studies. Physical Therapy Reviews 4:2, pages 77-85.
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Maggie J BaileyMsMs, Jemma MearsMsMs & Jane RiddochProfessorProfessor. (1998) Is neglect neglected by the physiotherapist?. British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 5:11, pages 567-572.
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