Palliative surgical approach to rehabilitate spinal injury patient in Indian rural setup

To evaluate the usefulness of conventional spinal surgery as palliative procedure to rehabilitate dorsolumbar injuries in a rural setup. Twenty-three patients with dorsolumbar spine injury with complete paraplegia were assessed on the clinical and social rehabilitation parameters after surgical stab...

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Published in:Indian journal of palliative care 2010-09, Vol.16 (3), p.160-163
Main Authors: Singh, Pradeep K, Sakale, Harshal, Shrivastva, Sandeep, Dulani, Rajesh
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