International differences in ageing and spinal cord injury

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作者：
MA McColl
S Charlifue
C Glass
G Savic
M Meehan
机构：
[1] Queen's University,Research Department
[2] School of Rehabilitation Therapy,undefined
[3] Craig Hospital,undefined
[4] Northwest Regional Spinal Injuries Unit,undefined
[5] National Spinal Injuries Unit,undefined
[6] Canadian Paraplegic Association Ontario,undefined
来源：
Spinal Cord | 2002年 / 40卷
关键词：
spinal cord injury; ageing; complications; health care system; rehabilitation;
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摘要：
Design: The present study is part of a programme of longitudinal research on ageing and spinal cord injury involving three populations – American, British and Canadian. The design was multivariate.
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页码：128 / 136
页数：8
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