Effects of Augmented Exercise Therapy Time After Stroke: A Meta-Analysis
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Peter Langhorne | Ann Ashburn | Robert C. Wagenaar | Gert Kwakkel | Cecily Partridge | Ian Wellwood | C. Richards | P. Langhorne | G. Kwakkel | R. Wagenaar | R. V. van Peppen | A. Ashburn | N. Lincoln | C. Partridge | S. Dauphinée | K. Miller | I. Wellwood | Nadina Lincoln | Roland van Peppen | Sharon Wood Dauphinee | Carol Richards | Kimberly Miller
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