Use-Dependent Prosthesis Training Strengthens Contralateral Hemodynamic Brain Responses in a Young Adult With Upper Limb Reduction Deficiency: A Case Report

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RT @AcademyofOandP: Use-dependent prosthesis training strengthens contralateral hemodynamic brain responses in a young adult with upper-lim…

24 Jul 2021

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RT @AcademyofOandP: Use-dependent prosthesis training strengthens contralateral hemodynamic brain responses in a young adult with upper-lim…

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Use-dependent prosthesis training strengthens contralateral hemodynamic brain responses in a young adult with upper-limb reduction deficiency: A case report - https://t.co/qLeHmYItBE https://t.co/TsrAN829br

22 Jul 2021

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📄Check out this important #fNIRS case study: Prosthesis could be a rehabilitation strrategy for people with upper-limb reduction deficiency. @Creighton @UNOBiomechanics https://t.co/vWPro1996l https://t.co/JYNYqzWjxB

15 Jul 2021

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