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Lora Appel
University of Toronto - University Health Network
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A Telerehabilitation Program to Improve Visual Perception in Children and Adolescents with Hemianopia Consecutive to a Brain Tumour: A Single-Arm Feasibility and Proof-of-Concept Trial
Number of pages: 32
Posted: 29 May 2024
Mariana Misawa
,
Inci Yaman Bajin
,
Bill Zhang
,
Monica Daibert-Nido
,
Danielle Tchao
,
Eduardo Garcia-Giler
,
Kyle Cheung
, Lora Appel,
Pi Nasir
,
Arun Reginald
,
Uri Tabori
,
Ute Bartels
,
Vijay Ramaswamy
,
Samuel N. Markowitz
,
Eric Bouffet
and
Michael Reber
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low grade gliomas, hemianopia, virtual-reality, supportive care, audiovisual stimulation
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