A comparison of the rehabilitation effectiveness of neuromuscular electrical stimulation robotic hand training and pure robotic hand training after stroke: A randomized controlled trial
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PolyU Central Fund
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NSFC
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Elsevier BV
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Health Informatics,Signal Processing
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