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Clinical Trial

. 1987:45:361-6.

Movement disorders in patients with coexistent neuroleptic-induced tremor and tardive dyskinesia: EMG and pharmacological study

P Rondot, N Bathien

PMID: 2881446

Clinical Trial

Movement disorders in patients with coexistent neuroleptic-induced tremor and tardive dyskinesia: EMG and pharmacological study

P Rondot et al. Adv Neurol. 1987.

. 1987:45:361-6.

Authors

P Rondot, N Bathien

PMID: 2881446

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