Conceptualization and Development of the Leg Activity Measure (LegA) for Patient and Carer Reported Assessment of Activity in the Paretic Leg.

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Conceptualization and Development of the Leg Activity Measure (LegA) for Patient and Carer Reported Assessment of Activity in the Paretic Leg.

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Diana Jackson

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Lynne Turner-Stokes

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Patrick Mahaffey

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Roxana Vanderstay

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10.1002/PRI.1660

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Stephen Ashford

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