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Dynamics of language reorganization after stroke.
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Dynamics of language reorganization after stroke.
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Dynamics of language reorganization after stroke.
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Dynamics of language reorganization after stroke.
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Dynamics of language reorganization after stroke.
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Dynamics of language reorganization after stroke.
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Dynamics of language reorganization after stroke.
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Annette Baumgaertner
Cornelius Weiller
Dorothee Saur
Klaus Willmes
Michel Rijntjes
Rüdiger Lange
Valeska Schraknepper
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10.1093/BRAIN/AWL090
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2006-04-25T00:00:00Z