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Electrotherapy; applying several modes for maximum impact.

J Kahn
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Abstract

Astute clinicians have found that no single modality is useful for all purposes; rather, the utilization of several specific purposes best serves the patient.

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J Kahn. Electrotherapy; applying several modes for maximum impact.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10148190/

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