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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ENGAGEMENT FOLLOWING LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATION

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healthcare
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Ban
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Cen
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OSF
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This research will use clinical measurements to determine demographic profile, medical history, body constitution anthropometry, perceived physical activity behaviours, walking test performance and step activity of persons living with lower extremity in Accra, Ghana. It is a study that will lead up to the development of a context-appropriate physical activity intervention programme to persons living with lower extremity amputation in Ghana.

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