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Children with Dystonia Can Learn a Novel Motor Skill: Strategies that are Tolerant to High Variability

Children with Dystonia Can Learn a Novel Motor Skill: Strategies that are Tolerant to High Variability
Author(s)3: Virginia Way Tong Chu, Se-Woong Park, Terence D. Sanger, Dagmar Sternad
Children with Dystonia Can Learn a Novel Motor Skill: Strategies that are Tolerant to High Variability 780 435 Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering (TNSRE)

Children with dystonia are characterized by highly variable and seemingly uncontrolled movements. An important question for any rehabilitative effort is whether these children can learn and improve their performance. This…

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