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Biofeedback in strokes

SMITH, 1979

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4516840434189201343
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SMITH K
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Australian Journal of Physiotherapy

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The effectiveness of biofeedback therapy, using the electromyograph, was compared with conventional physiotherapy treatments in eleven hemiparetic patients with severe disability of the upper limb. These were divided randomly into two groups, a group of six patients …
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