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James H Cauraugh

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Disability and Rehabilitation|June 23, 2017
Bilateral movements increase sustained extensor force in the paretic armNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Brain Stimulation|December 4, 2018
A comment on postural stability improvement in older adults with high fall risk after anodal tDCS on primary motor cortex versus cerebellar stimulationNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Experimental Brain Research|November 12, 2013
Force control improvements in chronic stroke: bimanual coordination and motor synergy evidence after coupled bimanual movement trainingNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Neuroscience Letters|December 22, 2014
Bimanual force variability in chronic stroke: with and without visual informationNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Plos One|July 8, 2014
Bimanual force variability and chronic stroke: asymmetrical hand controlNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Journal of the Neurological Sciences|October 22, 2003
Chronic stroke motor recovery: duration of active neuromuscular stimulationJames H Cauraugh, Sang Bum Kim
Physical Therapy|June 3, 2009
Invited commentaryJames H Cauraugh, Jeffery J Summers
Progress in Neurobiology|May 12, 2005
Neural plasticity and bilateral movements: A rehabilitation approach for chronic strokeJames H Cauraugh, Jeffery J Summers
Brain Injury|June 2, 2018
Transcranial direct current stimulation and suppression of contralesional primary motor cortex post-stroke: a systematic review and meta-analysisNyeonju Kang, Amelia Weingart, James H Cauraugh
Experimental Gerontology|September 12, 2017
Age-related differences in bimanual movements: A systematic review and meta-analysisLisa M Krehbiel, Nyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
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Disability and Rehabilitation|June 23, 2017
Bilateral movements increase sustained extensor force in the paretic armNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Brain Stimulation|December 4, 2018
A comment on postural stability improvement in older adults with high fall risk after anodal tDCS on primary motor cortex versus cerebellar stimulationNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Experimental Brain Research|November 12, 2013
Force control improvements in chronic stroke: bimanual coordination and motor synergy evidence after coupled bimanual movement trainingNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Neuroscience Letters|December 22, 2014
Bimanual force variability in chronic stroke: with and without visual informationNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Plos One|July 8, 2014
Bimanual force variability and chronic stroke: asymmetrical hand controlNyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
Journal of the Neurological Sciences|October 22, 2003
Chronic stroke motor recovery: duration of active neuromuscular stimulationJames H Cauraugh, Sang Bum Kim
Physical Therapy|June 3, 2009
Invited commentaryJames H Cauraugh, Jeffery J Summers
Progress in Neurobiology|May 12, 2005
Neural plasticity and bilateral movements: A rehabilitation approach for chronic strokeJames H Cauraugh, Jeffery J Summers
Brain Injury|June 2, 2018
Transcranial direct current stimulation and suppression of contralesional primary motor cortex post-stroke: a systematic review and meta-analysisNyeonju Kang, Amelia Weingart, James H Cauraugh
Experimental Gerontology|September 12, 2017
Age-related differences in bimanual movements: A systematic review and meta-analysisLisa M Krehbiel, Nyeonju Kang, James H Cauraugh
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