Neurotransplantation for patients with subcortical motor stroke: a phase 2 randomized trial.
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Ross Zafonte | Catriona Jamieson | Douglas Kondziolka | Elaine Elder | Carolyn C Meltzer | D. Kondziolka | J. Flickinger | C. Meltzer | R. Zafonte | L. Wechsler | M. Marks | D. Tong | J. Gebel | G. Steinberg | C. Jamieson | T. Jovin | John C Flickinger | Gary K Steinberg | Lawrence Wechsler | James Gebel | Sharon Decesare | Tudor Jovin | Jonathan Lebowitz | David Tong | Michael P Marks | Desiree Luu | Teresa Bell-Stephens | Jeffrey Teraoka | J. Teraoka | T. Bell-Stephens | S. Decesare | E. Elder | J. Lebowitz | Desiree Luu | Jonathan Lebowitz | Teresa E. Bell-Stephens
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