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Reliability of the Modified Tardieu Scale and the Modified Ashworth Scale in adult patients with severe brain injury: a comparison study

Mehrholz et al., 2005

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3411184454372462554
Author
Mehrholz J
Wagner K
Meissner D
Grundmann K
Zange C
Koch R
Pohl M
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Clinical rehabilitation

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Objective: To assess and to compare the reliability of the Modified Tardieu Scale with the Modified Ashworth Scale in patients with severe brain injury and impaired consciousness. Design: Cross-sectional observational comparison study. Setting: An early rehabilitation …
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