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Remote assessment
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Remote assessment is associated with 30CST in humans (ICC = 0.885).
“Absolute agreements were good for 30CST (ICC = 0.885), poor for 5XSTS (ICC = 0.148), and excellent for TMST (ICC = 0.971).”
Human trialchronic stroken = 17
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