Intermanual coordination in relation to different clinical subgroups in right-handed patients with schizophrenic and other psychotic disorders.

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BACKGROUND: Interhemispheric transfer in psychotic patients is still a controversial issue. Based on the fact that intermanual coordination is associated with interhemispheric transfer, scores in intermanual coordination were investigated in patients ... (Full abstract text below)

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