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November 1, 1997Movement Disorders

Interlimb coordination deficits in patients with parkinson's disease during the production of two‐joint oscillations in the sagittal plane

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SSStephan P. SwinnenAllen Institute for Brain ScienceLLL. van LangendonkSVSabine VerschuerenKU Leuven

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