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“... and promoting remodulation of neuronal circuits by increasing cerebral blood flow. MCI is a syndrome...”
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“... mass was observed in LL. Greater magnitudes of increase in 6MWT and of decrease in 400M were observed...”
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“... evaluation, muscle strength (MS) was measured by the one repetition maximum (1RM), the fast walking speed...”
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