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Review
. 1999 Sep 4;319(7210):623-6.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.319.7210.623.

Acute dystonia induced by drug treatment

P N van Harten  1 , H W Hoek, R S Kahn
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Review

Acute dystonia induced by drug treatment

P N van Harten et al. BMJ. .
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