The timing and amount of vagus nerve stimulation during rehabilitative training affect poststroke recovery of forelimb strength
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Navid Khodaparast | Daniel R. Hulsey | M. Kilgard | R. Rennaker | A. Sloan | S. Hays | N. Khodaparast | A. Ruiz | D. R. Hulsey | Andrew M Sloan | Robert L Rennaker | Michael P Kilgard | Andrea Ruiz | Seth A Hays | Daniel R Hulsey | Andrea D. Ruiz
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