Effects of transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation on voluntary locomotor activity in an incomplete spinal cord injured individual
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H Kern | C Hofer | Simon M. Danner | W Mayr | U S Hofstoetter | S M Danner | M R Dimitrijevic | K Minassian | M. Dimitrijevic | K. Minassian | U. Hofstoetter | C. Hofer | H. Kern | W. Mayr
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