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    Jan YK, Liao F, Rice LA, Woods JA.
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  • 23. Comparative study of pressure distribution at the user-cushion interface with different cushions in a population with spinal cord injury.
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  • 24. Comparison of three wheelchair cushions for effectiveness of pressure relief.
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