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Fast micrographia and frontal lobe dysfunction post-traumatic brain injury: insights into pacing impairment and

Juri Fukui1, Takayoshi Yamaga2, Naoya Anmoto1

  • 1Nagoya City Rehabilitation Center Hospital, Nagoya-shi, Japan.

BMJ Case Reports
|January 22, 2025
PubMed

Keywords:
Clinical neurophysiologyMovement disorders (other than Parkinsons)Rehabilitation medicineTrauma CNS /PNS

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