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Nicolo Biagi

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Prosthetics and orthoticsSensory processes, perception and performance

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|Jun 19, 2024

Reverse Shoulder Prosthesis for Proximal Humeral Fractures: Primary Treatment vs. Salvage Procedure.

Antonio Caldaria, Luca Saccone, Nicolò Biagi

|Aug 16, 2022

rTMS of the superior parietal lobule improves contrast discrimination but has no effect on the perception of distance between stimuli in the image plane.

Nicolo Biagi, Charlotte Goodwin, David T Field

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