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Psychological consequences of spinal cord injury: depression and grief

Irina Dmitrievna Bulyubash, Булюбаш Ирина Дмитриевна, I D Boulubash, I D Boulubash

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There has been presented the review of scientific literature for the last 20 years. The features of psychological condition of patients with the consequences of spinal cord injury, having an important value for forming of strategy of psychological rehabilitation have been described in this article.

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There has been presented the review of scientific literature for the last 20 years. The features of psychological condition of patients with the consequences of spinal cord injury, having an important value for forming of strategy of psychological rehabilitation have been described in this article.

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There has been presented the review of scientific literature for the last 20 years. The features of psychological condition of patients with the consequences of spinal cord injury, having an important value for forming of strategy of psychological rehabilitation have been described in this article.

Key concepts: Grief, Depression (economics), Spinal cord injury, Rehabilitation, Psychology, Spinal cord, Clinical psychology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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