论文信息 - Principles of proportional recovery after stroke generalize to neglect and aphasia

Principles of proportional recovery after stroke generalize to neglect and aphasia

Motor recovery after stroke can be characterized into two different patterns. A majority of patients recover about 70% of initial impairment, whereas some patients with severe initial deficits show little or no improvement. Here, we investigated whether recovery from visuospatial neglect and aphasia is also separated into two different groups and whether similar proportions of recovery can be expected for the two cognitive functions.

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