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Improving gait and balance in patients with leukoaraiosis using transcranial direct current stimulation and physical training: an exploratory study

Kaski et al., 2013

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10773139111415551733
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Kaski D
Dominguez R
Allum J
Bronstein A
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Neurorehabilitation and neural repair

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Background. Leukoaraiosis describes ischemic white matter lesions, a leading cause of gait disturbance in the elderly. Objective. Our aim was to improve gait and balance in patients with leukoaraiosis by combining a single session of transcranial direct current stimulation …
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