High-Intensity, Unilateral Resistance Training of a Non-Paretic Muscle Group Increases Active Range of Motion in a Severely Paretic Upper Extremity Muscle Group After Stroke

Frontiers in Neurology - Switzerland
doi 10.3389/fneur.2015.00119
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