The effect of a repeated intensive programme in patients with mid-stage Huntingtonʼs disease
The purpose of the study was to evaluate the effect of a repeated 1-week intensive programme in patients with mid-stage Huntington's disease on stability and quality of life. 12 patients completed two 1-week programmes, separated by a one-year interval. Each programme consisted of a 120-minute...
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Main Authors: | Dagmar Pavlů (Author), Irena Opatrná-Novotná (Author), Jan Smyčka (Author), David Pánek (Author) |
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Karolinum Press,
2021-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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