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Prevalence of Cerebral Palsy in Nigeria? |
Does anyone know what the rate of Cerebral Palsy is in Nigeria or how it differs between africa as a whole and developed countries? Many thanks Birth injury/annoxia must be more common in under developed rural commumities with poor or non existant medical services. a'm hot Report It I cant give you figures, but I would say that any country which has a large population of village dwellers would be likely to have more peri-natal incidence of cerebral palsy...; |
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