Restoring Cognitive Functions Using Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation Techniques in Patients with Cerebellar Disorders

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Dysfunctions in the cerebellum are implicated in many movement disorders such as essential tremor, and cerebellar modulation (invasive and noninvasive) is promising. https://t.co/4P2z52hLQf

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Dysfunctions in the cerebellum are implicated in many movement disorders such as essential tremor, and cerebellar modulation (invasive and noninvasive) is promising. https://t.co/cA64IcUL7a

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Restoring cognitive functions using non-invasive brain stimulation in cerebellar disorders- http://t.co/T22iKbb10T #Neuroscience #Psychiatry

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