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Proceedings: Low arousal induced by EMG and EEG feedback in various patient groups: description of the methodology in a pilot study.

E Hoffmann·R Willanger
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E Hoffmann, R Willanger. 1975. Proceedings: Low arousal induced by EMG and EEG feedback in various patient groups: description of the methodology in a pilot study.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/52550/

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