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Disability & Rehabilitation, 10/02/09
Kelleher KJ et al. – In this review, the authors summarise the primary factors affecting ambulation and highlight available treatment methods. They review studies that have attempted to characterise gait deficits within this patient population. Finally, as ambulatory rehabilitation requires multidisciplinary interventions, they examine approaches, which may serve to support and maintain ambulation within this patient group for as long as possible.
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