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뇌졸중 상지재활에서 동작관찰훈련의 신경과학적 근거

우희순 원성윤 윤영식 윤영식,우희순,장기연,원성윤 장기연 2014년

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' 뇌졸중 상지재활에서 동작관찰훈련의 신경과학적 근거' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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주제
  • 외과
  • action-observationtraining
  • mirror-neuronsystem
  • stroke
  • 거울신경세포시스템
  • 뇌졸중
  • 동작관찰훈련
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