The subcortical dementia of Huntington's disease.
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Summary
The results indicate that patients with HD are most deficient on tests of delayed recall, followed by performance on measures of memory acquisition, cognitive flexibility and abstraction, manual dexterity, attention/concentration, performance skill, and, finally, verbal skill.
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- 1998-08-01
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- 82
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Keywords
Computer science
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