Effect of Treatment and Noncompliance on Post-Polio Sequelae
Title
Effect of Treatment and Noncompliance on Post-Polio Sequelae
Subject
In this study of 77 patients with post-polio sequelae (PPS), symptoms and manual test scores on initial
evaluation were compared with those at subsequent follow-up evaluations. Patients were divided into
three groups based on the degree to which they had complied with clinically recommended interventions:
compliers, partial compliers, and noncompliers.
evaluation were compared with those at subsequent follow-up evaluations. Patients were divided into
three groups based on the degree to which they had complied with clinically recommended interventions:
compliers, partial compliers, and noncompliers.
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Citation
Paul Peach, “Effect of Treatment and Noncompliance on Post-Polio Sequelae,” PSN Library, accessed April 28, 2024, http://poliosurvivorsnetwork.org.uk/library/items/show/97.