Comparison of the content of two physiotherapy approaches for stroke (original) (raw)
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Description of a new motor re-education programme for the paretic lower limb aimed at improving the mobility of stroke patients
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How physically active are people with stroke in physiotherapy sessions aimed at improving motor function? A systematic review
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Physical therapy examination of patients with stroke in clinical affiliations of a university
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Physiotherapy Alignment with Guidelines for the Management of Stroke in the Inpatient Setting
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