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'Whose bowel is it anyway?' A case study illustrating the practical difficulties resulting from a childhood procedure that impinges upon an adult with spina bifida attempting to live independently

机译：“反正是谁的肠子？”案例研究说明了从童年时期的手术过程中遇到的实际困难，这种困难困扰着一名试图独立生活的成年人脊柱裂

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机译：“反正是谁的肠子？”案例研究说明了从童年时期的手术过程中遇到的实际困难，这种困难困扰着一名试图独立生活的成年人脊柱裂

'Whose bowel is it anyway?' A case study illustrating the practical difficulties resulting from a childhood procedure that impinges upon an adult with spina bifida attempting to live independently

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