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Driving to learn: a new concept for training children with profound cognitive disabilities in a powered wheelchair
Analysis of the case studies of two preschool children with profound cognitive disabilities indicates that training in a powered wheelchair can increase wakefulness and alertness, stimulate a limited use of the arms and hands, and promote the understanding of very simple cause-and-effect relationshi
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