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Neus Gual

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Exercise physiologyMotor control

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|Apr 17, 2020

The role of physical exercise and rehabilitation in delirium.

N Gual, M García-Salmones, L Brítez

|Oct 16, 2018

Impairments in balance and mobility identify delirium in patients with comorbid dementia.

Neus Gual, Sarah J Richardson, Daniel H J Davis

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