Upper motor neuron lesions: their effect on muscle performance and appearance in stroke patients with minor motor impairment.
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G Grimby | L. Lönn | G. Grimby | U. Svantesson | U Svantesson | L Lönn | K S Sunnerhagen | M Krotkiewski | K. Sunnerhagen | M. Krotkiewski | K. S. Sunnerhagen
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