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Reaching Kinematics to Measure Motor Changes After Mental Practice in Stroke

Timothy E. HewettDepartment of Pediatric and Orthoapedic SurgerySports Medicine Biodynamics Center at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Research Foundation, University of Cincinnati College Academic Medical Center (UCACM),, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Kevin R. FordCincinnati Children’s Hospital Research FoundationSports Medicine Biodynamics Center, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Peter LevineDrake Center Neuromotor Recovery and Rehabilitation Laboratory (NMRRL), Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Stephen J. PageDepartments of Rehabilitation SciencesPhysical Medicine & Rehabilitation, and Neurosciences, Neuromotor Recovery and Rehabilitation Laboratory, Drake Center, Institute for the Study of Health, University of Cincinnati Academic Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pages 23-29 | Published online: 18 Dec 2014

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