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Stroke on the mend.

D M LaCombe·D L Gordon·S B Issenberg·A Vega·C Brocato·M Siegel·P S Reynolds
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D M LaCombe, D L Gordon, S B Issenberg, A Vega, C Brocato, M Siegel, P S Reynolds. 2000. Stroke on the mend.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11141764/

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