Assessing the influence of wheelchair technology on perception of participation in spinal cord injury.
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Shirley G Fitzgerald | Rory A Cooper | Michael L Boninger | Rosemarie Cooper | Eliana S Chaves | M. Boninger | R. Cooper | R. Cooper | S. Fitzgerald | D. Gray | David B Gray | E. Chaves | Rory A. Cooper
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