Effects of virtual reality immersion and audiovisual distraction techniques for patients with pruritus.
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Sarale E. Cohen | A. Ingber | Arieh Ingber | V. Leibovici | Florella Magora | Sarale Cohen | Vera Leibovici | F. Magora
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