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The prevalence and rehabilitation needs of individuals with locomotor disability in Mitchell's Plain
Locomotor disability is a problem, reported prevalence ranging from 1% to 8.6%. Only a limited number of studies have been done in South Africa. They used different methodologies and definitions, thus leading to the variation in prevalence reported. A further factor influencing prevalence is that so...
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Department of Human Biology
2017
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