Central Motor Conductivity in Aged People.
Yukio Mano(Hokkaido University), Richard F. Mayer(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Katsunori Ikoma(Hokkaido University Hospital), Shigeru Morimoto(Nara Medical University), Tetsuya Takayanagi(Nara Medical University), Tadao SUGATA(Nara Medical University), T Nakamuro(Nara Medical University)
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