Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) for chronic pain.
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M. Tramèr | R. Moore | D. Carroll | H. McQuay | G. Leijon | R A Moore | D Carroll | H J McQuay | M Tramèr | F Fairman | G Leijon | F. Fairman
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