Subclinical speech signs correlate with MS disease severity and differentiates patients with and without clinical cerebellar dysfunction

Noffs, G; Boonstra, F; Perera, T; Kolbe, S; Shanahan, C; Evans, A; Butzkueven, H; Vogel, A; van der Walt, A

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Noffs, G; Boonstra, F; Perera, T; Kolbe, S; Shanahan, C; Evans, A; Butzkueven, H; Vogel, A; van der Walt, A

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2017-10-01

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Multiple Sclerosis Journal

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SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD

University of Melbourne Author/s

van der Walt, Anneke; Noffs, Gustavo; Kolbe, Scott; Butzkueven, Helmut; Vogel, Adam; BOONSTRA, FREDERIEK; Perera, Thushara; Evans, Andrew

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Medicine (RMH)
Radiology
Audiology and Speech Pathology

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Noffs, G., Boonstra, F., Perera, T., Kolbe, S., Shanahan, C., Evans, A., Butzkueven, H., Vogel, A. & van der Walt, A. (2017). Subclinical speech signs correlate with MS disease severity and differentiates patients with and without clinical cerebellar dysfunction. [Abstract]. Multiple Sclerosis Journal, 23 (S3), pp.467-467. https://doi.org/10.26226/morressier.59a3edaad462b8028d894443.

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