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Postulated mechanisms of action for TENS-induced analgesia. | Download Scientific Diagram
Duration of Analgesia Induced by Acupuncture-Like TENS on Experimental Heat Pain
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Duration of Analgesia Induced by Acupuncture-Like TENS on Experimental Heat Pain
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