Andersson et al., 1976 - Google Patents
Evaluation of the pain suppressive effect of different frequencies of peripheral electrical stimulation in chronic pain conditionsAndersson et al., 1976
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- Andersson S
- Hansson G
- Holmgren E
- Renberg O
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- Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica
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The pain suppressive effect of low (2/s) and high (50–100/s) frequency electrical stimulation was studied in 12 patients with severe chronic pain in the back and/or the legs. All patients were subjected to a thorough physical examination before and 2–3 weeks after a series of …
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