Isolated astasia caused by a localized infarction in the suprathalamic white matter.

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Isolated astasia caused by a localized infarction in the suprathalamic white matter.

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Isolated astasia caused by a localized infarction in the suprathalamic white matter.

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Isolated astasia caused by a localized infarction in the suprathalamic white matter.

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Akiyoshi Osaka

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Hiroki Ogasawara

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Hiromasa Tsuda

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Keiko Takahashi

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10.1002/JGF2.54

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2017-04-13T00:00:00Z

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