CONTINUITY AFTER A STROKE: IMPLICATIONS OF LIFE-COURSE DISRUPTION IN OLD AGE
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BECKER, G., CONTINUITY AFTER A STROKE: IMPLICATIONS OF LIFE-COURSE DISRUPTION IN OLD AGE. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 33, no. 2 (1993), p. 148-158.
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Accidente cerebrovascular, Actividades de la vida diaria, Personas mayores, Rehabilitación
Accidente cerebrovascular, Actividades de la vida diaria, Personas mayores, Rehabilitación
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