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3/2024
vol. 28 Review paper
Prevalence and pattern of post-stroke pain among stroke Survivors in Kano Metropolis
Hassan Yusif Ahmad
1
,
Muhammad Aliyu Abba
2
,
Auwal Abdullahi
2
,
Jibrin Sammani Usman
2
Physiotherapy Review, 2024, 28(3), 11-19
Online publish date: 2024/09/26
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