Early detection of change in motor and cognitive symptoms in a longitudinal Progressive Supranuclear Palsy cohort - the OxQUIP study

Early detection of change in motor and cognitive symptoms in a longitudinal Progressive Supranuclear Palsy cohort - the OxQUIP study

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Main Authors:	Pereira, M, Antoniades, C
Format:	Conference item
Language:	English
Published:	Wiley 2021

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