Comentario a Peso FL et al., “Evolución de un paciente con accidente cerebrovascular hemorrágico bulboprotuberancial traqueostomizado. Reporte de un caso”

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  • Silvina Sciuto Clínica Pasteur - Neuquén

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58172/ajrpt.v3i2.183

Palabras clave:

accidente cerebrovascular, tronco encefálico, rehabilitación neurológica, informe de casos, actividad motora

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2021-07-01

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Sciuto, S. (2021). Comentario a Peso FL et al., “Evolución de un paciente con accidente cerebrovascular hemorrágico bulboprotuberancial traqueostomizado. Reporte de un caso”. Argentinian Journal of Respiratory & Physical Therapy, 3(2), 37–40. https://doi.org/10.58172/ajrpt.v3i2.183