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Volume52, Issue4

December 2005

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The use of strategy training for people with a left hemisphere stroke and apraxia improved ADL functioning at 8 weeks but not after 5 months, and had no effect on apraxia or motor function

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The use of strategy training for people with a left hemisphere stroke and apraxia improved ADL functioning at 8 weeks but not after 5 months, and had no effect on apraxia or motor function

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