Kinematics of Reaching Movements in a 2-D Virtual Environment in Adults With and Without Stroke
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P. L. Weiss | M. F. Levin | D. G. Liebermann | S. Berman | M. Levin | P. Weiss | D. Liebermann | S. Berman
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