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전체 176건 중 161번부터 170번까지의 결과를 표시합니다.

2008

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척수 뒤기둥을 침범한 간성 척수병증

주병억 ;
김병조 ;
박건우 ;
이대희 ;
김호정

2008
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Stereopsis and color vision impairment in patients with right extrastriate cerebral lesions

Koh, Seong-Beom ;
Kim, Byung-Jo ;
Lee, Jongyun ;
Suh, Sang-il ;
Kim, Tack-Koon ;
... Kim, Seung-Hyun

2008
European Neurology
KARGER

2006

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Peripheral Nerve Diseases: Handbook of Clinical Neurophysiology Vol 7.

KIM, BYUNG JO

2006-04
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척수 뒤기둥을 침범한 간성 척수병증

Stereopsis and color vision impairment in patients with right extrastriate cerebral lesions

Peripheral Nerve Diseases: Handbook of Clinical Neurophysiology Vol 7.

Cutaneous Silent Period in Restless Leg Syndrome

Electromyographic technique for lumbar multifidus muscle examination: A cadaveric study

Asymmetric neurogenic calf hypertrophy in a patient with proximal spinal muscular atrophy type III

Distance measure error induced by the displacement of ulnar nerve when the elbow is flexed

Four familial cases with anti-aquaporin-4 antibody

False positive in the short segment nerve conduction study by ulnar nerve dislocation at the across-elbow segment

Gait analysis in Parkinson's disease: relationship to clinical features