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Placebo-controlled study of neurophysiological parameters dynamics in patients with Parkinson's disease stage II after a co ... 1 Neuroprotective effects of estradiol and progesterone in brain of different age groups of naturally menopausal rats.: a the ... 1 Levodopa-induced frequency modulation of cortical EEG activity in the supplementary motor area of dyskinetic Parkinson’s di ... 1 How choroidal thickness is related with Parkinson’s disease? A case control study 1
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