Why use a mirror to assess visual pursuit in prolonged disorders of consciousness? Evidence from healthy control participants

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The benefits of a mirror to detect visual pursuit in patients with prolonged disorders of consciousness. #bmcneurol https://t.co/5Nquavt4xF https://t.co/HEYueEaQ4E

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