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People with multiple sclerosis and unilateral peripheral vestibular loss demonstrate similar alterations in head and trunk turning kinematics compared to healthy controls

  • Angela R. Weston
  • , Leland E. Dibble
  • , Carrie W. Hoppes
  • , Brian J. Loyd
  • University of Utah
  • Baylor University

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