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46. Goetz CG, Chmura TA, Lanska DJ. The history of Parkinson's disease: part 2 of the MDS-sponsored History of Movement Disorders Exhibit, Barcelona, Spain, June 2000. Movement Disorders 2001;16:156-161.
47. Goetz CG, Chmura TA, Lanska DJ. Seminal figures in the history of movement disorders: Sydenham, Parkinson, and Charcot: part 6 of the MDS-sponsored History of Movement Disorders Exhibit, Barcelona, Spain, June 2000. Movement Disorders 2001;16:537-540.
48. Lanska DJ. 19th-century contributions to the clinical assessment and mechanical recording of postural sway. Arch Neurol 2001;58:1147-1150.
49. Lanska DJ, Goetz CG, Chmura TA. Development of instruments for abnormal movements: dynamometers, the dynamograph, and tremor recorders: part 9 of the MDS-sponsored History of Movement Disorders Exhibit, Barcelona, Spain, June 2000. Movement Disorders 2001;16:736-741.
50. Lanska DJ, Goetz CG, Chmura TA. Development of instruments for abnormal movements: postural sway and gait analysis: part 10 of the MDS-sponsored History of Movement Disorders Exhibit, Barcelona, Spain, June 2000. Movement Disorders 2001;16:742-748.
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