[The application of transcutaneous nerve stimulation in physical medicine]

[Article in Dutch]

[Article in Dutch]

L Vermeersch et al. Acta Belg Med Phys. 1983 Apr-Jun.

. 1983 Apr-Jun;6(2):51-60.

No abstract available

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