PREFACE: THE STATE OF THE ART OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION IN NEW ZEALAND
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pages i-iii
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Neurogenesis and the Brain: Recent Perspectives and Some Clinical Implications
Podugu S. D. V. Prasadarao, Michael S. Kaplan, John Parsons, Matthew Parsons
pages 1-11
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Prediction of Outcomes Following Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
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pages 13-25
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Optimizing the Content and Dose of Rehabilitation in the First 12 Months Following Stroke
Harry McNaughton, Stephanie Thompson, Cathy Stinear, Matire Harwood, Kathryn M. McPherson
pages 27-50
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Chronic Pain: We Should Not Underestimate the Contribution of Neural Plasticity
Gwyn N. Lewis, David A. Rice
pages 51-86
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Research Priorities for the Assessment and Treatment of Emotion Recognition Difficulties in Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Duncan R. Babbage
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State of the Art of Spinal Cord Medicine in New Zealand
Xianghu Xiong, Ted Arnold, Maria Van Den Heuvel, A. Anthony
pages 99-111
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Combining Functional Electrical Stimulation with Mirror Therapy for the Upper Limb in People with Stroke
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pages 113-129
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Control of Fine Finger Function Following Stroke
John Parsons, S. Mathieson, J. Slark, Michael S. Kaplan
pages 131-143
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