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Cross Cultural Adaptation and Validation of a Self-Reporting Tool to Assess Health-Related Quality of Life for Egyptians with Extremity Bone Sarcomas in Childhood or Adolescence
Validated self-reporting tools are required to evaluate the functional outcome and health-related quality of life (HRQOL) for Egyptians who had extremity bone sarcomas in their childhood or adolescence. Thus, we pursued cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the pediatric Toronto Extremity Salv...
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2023
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