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Brachio-crural acute neurogenic pain of a hemisoma: can a NIHSS 0 stroke be disabling?
Francesco Gruosso1, Valerio Ferrari2, Martina Di Donna2,3
1Neurologic Unit, Department of Systems Medicine, Tor Vergata University, Rome, 00133, Italy. francesco.gruosso93@gmail.com.
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