quality of life in survivors of a primary bone tumour: a systematic review
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Abstract
Purpose. We conducted a systematic search of published literature,
to assess (i) quality of life (QoL) for survivors of a bone tumour compared with the normal
population; (ii) QoL implications following amputation, successful or failed limb salvage;
(iii) adaptation of young children to amputation compared with older children or
adolescents.
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| Authors | ;Christine Eiser;Robert J. Grimer |
| Journal | the journal of physiology |
| Year | 1999 |
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10.1080/13577149977622
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