Corticospinal reserve and disability predict efficacy of repetitive transcranial stimulation on walking abilities in people with progressive multiple sclerosis undergoing rehabilitation: P12054

A Nuara; R Chieffo; M Fichera; F Esposito; F Martinelli Boneschi; M Radaelli; A Zangen; M Comola; G Comi; L Leocani

Corticospinal reserve and disability predict efficacy of repetitive transcranial stimulation on walking abilities in people with progressive multiple sclerosis undergoing rehabilitation: P12054

A Nuara, R Chieffo, M Fichera, F Esposito, F Martinelli Boneschi, M Radaelli, A Zangen, M Comola, G Comi, L Leocani

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Original language	English GB
Journal	European Journal of Neurology
Volume	23
State	Published - 2016

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