Potential of Hybrid Assistive Limb Treatment for Ataxic Gait Due to Cerebellar Disorders Including Hemorrhage, Infarction, and Tumor.
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H. Abe | T. Morishita | Tooru Inoue | Masani Nonaka | K. Yagi | K. Samura
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