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PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION AND TREATMENT FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY

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The following list of references includes all sources used by
the guideline development panel in supporting topic
recommendations. It provides the level of scientific evidence
(I-V or N/A) for each graded article. A graded article is one
that was evaluated by the methodologists to determine whether
it met inclusion criteria established by the panel. If an article is
labeled "Scientific Evidence-N/A," it was evaluated by the
methodologists but did not meet the level of evidence criteria.
If a citation is not labeled, it was not evaluated by the
methodologists. Citations labeled N/A or unlabeled are
included because they were considered by the panel to
enhance the understanding of the guideline.

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