Bimanual recoupling by visual cueing in callosal disconnection.

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Bimanual recoupling by visual cueing in callosal disconnection.

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Cathrin M Bütefisch

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Hans-Jörg Wittsack

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Manuel M Hermann

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Oliver Neuhaus

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Raimund Kleiser

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Rüdiger J Seitz

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Silke Jörgens

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Volker Sturm

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Hans-Peter Hartung

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