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Motor learning of hands with auditory cue in patients with Parkinson’s diseaseTakayo Chuma, Yukio Mano, Faruque Reza et al.|Journal of Neural Transmission|2005Cited by 45
Disinhibition of the Premotor Cortex Contributes to a Maladaptive Change in the Affected Hand After StrokeNaoyuki Takeuchi, Katsunori Ikoma, Yuichiro Matsuo et al.|Stroke|2007Cited by 38
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