Comparing pain severity versus pain location in the MOBILIZE Boston study: chronic pain and lower extremity function.
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Comparing pain severity versus pain location in the MOBILIZE Boston study: chronic pain and lower extremity function.
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Comparing pain severity versus ...... and lower extremity function.
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Jack M Guralnik
Jonathan F Bean
Laura H P Eggermont
Suzanne G Leveille
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10.1093/GERONA/GLP016
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2009-02-19T00:00:00Z