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Clinical Trial

. 1996 Mar 27;93(13):1219-22.

[TENS is effective in painful menstruation]

[Article in Swedish]

N Hedner¹, I Milsom, T Eliasson, C Mannheimer

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PMID: 8656837

Clinical Trial

[TENS is effective in painful menstruation]

[Article in Swedish]

N Hedner et al. Lakartidningen. 1996.

. 1996 Mar 27;93(13):1219-22.

Authors

N Hedner¹, I Milsom, T Eliasson, C Mannheimer

Affiliation

¹ Kvinnokliniken, Ostra sjukhuset, Göteborg.

PMID: 8656837

No abstract available

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