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CART (classification and regression tree), GDP-PPP (gross domestic product per capita purchased power parity), InSCI (International Spinal Cord Injury), LS (life satisfaction), QoL (quality of life), SCI (spinal cord injury), WHO (World Health Organization), WHOQOL-5 (World Health Organization Quality of Life Assessment-5)Purchase one-time access:
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