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Efficacy of selective dorsal rhizotomy (SDR) in spastic diplegia: Changes in spasticity and mobility after 24 months † 1742

John F. McLaughlin, Kristie Bjornson, Susan J. Astley, Ross M. Hays, Robert Price, Theodore S. Roberts, Catherine Graubert, Nancy Temkin, Kit M. Song, Mark C Dales

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Key concepts: Rhizotomy, Spastic diplegia, Spasticity, Dorsum, Medicine, Spastic, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Diplegia

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