Davies, 2013 - Google Patents
Acupuncture treatment of phantom limb pain and phantom limb sensation in a primary care settingDavies, 2013
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- Davies A
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- Acupuncture in Medicine
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A 45-year-old man presented with phantom limb pain and phantom limb sensation 12 weeks after an above-elbow amputation of his right arm. He underwent seven sessions of acupuncture at weekly intervals carried out by his general practitioner on his intact left arm …
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