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Dry Needling and Bobath Treatment Clinical Effects Focused on Stroke Patients
The investigators aim to determine if dry needling technique in a non myofascial trigger point area generate the same changes in spasticity, function and pain responses as with dry needling in a myofascial trigger point area.
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