Arguments for the biological and predictive relevance of the proportional recovery rule

  1. Jeff Goldsmith  Is a corresponding author
  2. Tomoko Kitago
  3. Angel Garcia de la Garza
  4. Robinson Kundert
  5. Andreas Luft
  6. Cathy Stinear
  7. Winston D Byblow
  8. Gert Kwakkel
  9. John W Krakauer
  1. Columbia University, United States
  2. Burke Neurological Institute, United States
  3. Cereneo, Switzerland
  4. University Hospital of Zurich, Switzerland
  5. University of Auckland, New Zealand
  6. Reade, Netherlands
  7. Johns Hopkins University, United States

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  1. Jeff Goldsmith
  2. Tomoko Kitago
  3. Angel Garcia de la Garza
  4. Robinson Kundert
  5. Andreas Luft
  6. Cathy Stinear
  7. Winston D Byblow
  8. Gert Kwakkel
  9. John W Krakauer
(2022)
Arguments for the biological and predictive relevance of the proportional recovery rule
eLife 11:e80458.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.80458

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