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Computer-assisted rehabilitation shows greater efficacy than traditional in visuospatial skills and cognition in neglect patients

Authors:
Kim W-C, Jeong Y-J, Jeong Y-G, Lee K-H

Source:
Journal of Motor Behavior 2024 56(4): 511-518

Abstract:
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Method:
Group Studies - Randomised Controlled Trials

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