Disturbances of rhythm formation in patients with Parkinson's disease: part I. Characteristics of tapping response to the periodic signals.
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Disturbances of rhythm formation in patients with Parkinson's disease: part I. Characteristics of tapping response to the periodic signals.
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Nagasaki H
Nakamura R
Narabayashi H
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10.2466/PMS.1978.46.1.63
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1978-02-01T00:00:00Z