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Child and adolescent developmentPersonality and individual differences

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|Jun 17, 2024

Vignette of a Child with Developmental Regression, Seizures, and Combined Disorders of Movement.

Sara Radmard, Jennifer A Bassetti, Arthur M Mandel

|Feb 22, 2024

A Case Series of Isolated Smiling Tremor: What Is the Phenomenology?

Sara Radmard, Christian Johannes Amlang, Louis Weimer

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