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Hand Rehabilitation Using Botulinum Toxin and Functional Electrical Stimulation-pilot Study
The investigator tried to find out possibility of functional improvement using botulinum toxin injection targeting finger flexor spasticity with functional electrical stimulation among chronic stroke patients who did not show any improvement in hand function.
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