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Mental practice in orthopedic rehabilitation: where, what, and how? A case report

Schott et al., 2013

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14986991413833281092
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Schott N
Frenkel M
Korbus H
Francis K
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Movement & Sport Sciences-Science & Motricité

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Allami, N., Paulignan, Y., Brovell, A., & Boussaoud, D.(2008). Visuo-motor learning with combination of different rates of motor imagery and physical practice. Experimental Brain Research, 184, 105–113.Altschuler, EL, & Hu, J.(2008). Mirror therapy in a patient with a …
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