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Terry D. Ellis

Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences

Boston University

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About Terry D. Ellis at Boston University (BU)

Terry D. Ellis is a professor specializing in neurorehabilitation, focusing on movement disorders, gait, and falls prevention in Parkinson's disease and cerebral palsy.

Research Areas

Parkinson's diseasecerebral palsymovement disordersgait and balancefalls preventionneurorehabilitationphysical therapytelehealth interventions
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Total Citations206

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Publications5

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