Virtual reality in neurorehabilitation

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K. I. Ustinova

Central Michigan University

Email: luda_cher44@mail.ru
United States, Mount Pleasant

Lyudmila A. Chernikova

Reseach Center of Neurology

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Email: luda_cher44@mail.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow

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