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The Laws of England : being a complete statement of the whole law of england

Publisher: Butterworth & CO. Law Publishers: London 1911Edition: Volume XX.

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2281Determining the region of the spinal cord mostly affected in road traffic accidents in patients at the university teaching hospital/
by Hambulo, Mutinta.
2282The level of understanding of the benefits for the use of infrared heat among patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain at the university teaching hospitals department of physiotherapy/
by Phiri, Cosmas.
2283A study on the prevalence of falls and their associated factors among elderly persons living at chawa and matero homes for the aged/
by Phiri, Anderson.
2284Knowledge, attitude and practice towards women with cervical cancer among physiotherapy personnel at the University Teaching Hospital/
by Tembo, Humbert.
2285The perceptions of physiotherapy personnel towards their roles in antenatal care at the university teaching hospital physiotherapy department/
by Musukuma, Namonga Charity.
2286A study on knowledge and use of spinal manipulative therapy in the treatment of low back pain among physiotherapy in the treatment of low back pain among physiotherapists at university teaching hospital and levy mwanawasa general hospital/
by Banda, Mickey.
2287A study to determine the trimester in which back pain is most prevalent among pregnant women attending antenatal care at kalingalinga clinic/
by Linumbwa, Liyamana.
2288The prevalence of breast cancer among women seen at cancer diseases hospital and the rate of referral to physiotherapy/
by Nanyangwe, Kapembwa.
2289The influence of psychosocial factors on physical activity levels among physiotherapy students at university of zambia- ridgeway campus/
by Wanjelani, Siziwe V.
2290The effectiveness of skeletal and skin traction in management of femoral fractures at the university teaching hospital lusaka,zambia/
by Bwalya, Dennis M.
2291Effects of disability on education attainment levels of school going learners with disabilities:
by Nyirenda, Jubilee.
2292A study to explore the need for physiotherapy services in inclusive education schools in lusaka, zambia/
by Mumbe, Janet.
2293The prevalence of neck femur fractures in the elderly patients seen at the surgical wards (UTH) in lusaka, zambia from january 2010 to december 2012/
by Mubukwanu, Susan.
2294A study to determine the common causes, levels and physiotherapy management of amputations in male and female surgical wards (G and C), between June 2011 and June 2013 at the University Teaching Hospital/
by Mukuka, Michael.
2295A retrospective study to determine the prevalence of guillain barre syndrome patients seen at the university teaching hospital (UTH) in medical- wards between 2011 to 2013/
by Saisha, Joshua.
2296A study to identify common neuropathies in adults on highly active antiretroviral therapy at maina soko military hospital from january 2011 to december 2012/
by Hakacha, Richwell.
2297A retropspective study to establish the prevalence of sub-trochanteric fractures of the femur at the university teaching hospital, in general surgical ward from january 2012 to january 2014/
by Kafumazi, Simon.
2298Differences in the ambulation time for patients with fracture of the femur managed using open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) with and intramedullary nailing (IMN) at the University Teaching Hospital (UTH) and Zambia Italian Orthopedic Hospital (ZIOH) from january 2014 to december 2014/
by Mulla, Leyya.
2299A study to evaluate the level of adherence in the use of the prescribed foot orthosis by parents of children with clubfoot at Beit Cure and the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia/
by Sinaali, Winnie.
2300A study to determine health practitioners knowledge and utilization of physiotherapy services at Mbala General Hospital/
by Mulenga,

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The Laws of England : being a complete statement of the whole law of england