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Meanings of manual wheelchair in English

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Non-electric wheelchair, propelled without assistance.

Usage of manual wheelchair in English
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Introduction: The benefits of physical activity for manual wheelchair users are well-known.
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These changes could limit or prevent upper limb injuries among manual wheelchair users.
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Conclusions: PE and US abnormalities are common in manual wheelchair users with SCI.
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Unfortunately, substantial numbers of manual wheelchair users eventually develop shoulder injury or pain.
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The shoulder plays a very important role during manual wheelchair propulsion.
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A depot-type wheelchair was defined as a manual wheelchair designed for hospital or institutional use.
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Upper limb pain frequently occurs in manual wheelchair users.
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Conclusions: The proposed propulsion training protocol may lead to favorable changes in manual wheelchair propulsion technique.
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Participants: Volunteer sample of manual wheelchair users with SCI participating in the National Veterans' Wheelchair Games.
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Results: Twenty-eight manual wheelchair users completed the study.
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Robin Tinga has been using a manual wheelchair since 1994, when he injured his spinal cord.
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Clinicians and consumers should seriously consider selecting an ultralight manual wheelchair to meet their wheelchair mobility needs.
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Ms McGovern has an electric wheelchair with a dry-cell battery and her husband has a manual wheelchair.
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At lightweight wheelchair was defined as a manual wheelchair with minimal adjustments designed for individual or institutional use.
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Ultimately these parameters may provide insight into the cause and prevention of wrist injuries in manual wheelchair users.
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This article also provides some insight into maximal shoulder joint forces and moments recorded during manual wheelchair propulsion.
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