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Movement Therapy in Hemiplegia

Movement Therapy in Hemiplegia

Signe Brunnstrom

1970

Occupational Therapy in the Treatment of Adult Hemiplegia

Occupational Therapy in the Treatment of Adult Hemiplegia

1983

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Brunnstrom's Movement Therapy in Hemiplegia

Brunnstrom's Movement Therapy in Hemiplegia

Kathryn A. Sawner

1992

Steps to follow

Steps to follow

Patricia M. Davies

1984

Adult hemiplegia

Adult hemiplegia

1970

A Practical Guide to Hemiplegia Treatment

A Practical Guide to Hemiplegia Treatment

Ipsit Brhamachari

2015

A Second Note Upon Homonymous Hemiopic Hallucinations

A Second Note Upon Homonymous Hemiopic Hallucinations

Peterson, Frederick

1891

Notes of a Case of Hemiplegia

Notes of a Case of Hemiplegia

Sir Thomas Lauder Brunton

1891

Clinical Lecture on a Case of Hemiplegia

Clinical Lecture on a Case of Hemiplegia

John Hughlings Jackson

1874

A Case of Aphasia and Right Hemiplegia, with Temporary Spasmodic Conjugate Deviation of the Eyes, Excited by Attempts to Converge the Eyes Strongly Towards the Middle Line

A Case of Aphasia and Right Hemiplegia, with Temporary Spasmodic Conjugate Deviation of the Eyes, Excited by Attempts to Converge the Eyes Strongly Towards the Middle Line

Sheridan Delépine

1892

Is a Brachial Monoplegia Always Most Marked in the Hand?

Is a Brachial Monoplegia Always Most Marked in the Hand?

Gustaf Bergmark

1910

The Sensory Phenomena Associated with Hemiplegia, as Illustrated by Twenty-seven Cases

The Sensory Phenomena Associated with Hemiplegia, as Illustrated by Twenty-seven Cases

1901