New Developments in the Primo Vascular System: Imaging and Functions with regard to Acupuncture
Richard C Niemtzow, Kwang-Sup Soh, Kyung A Kang, John H Barker, He Sheng Luo, Moriya Ohkuma
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- 01Study details not yet summarized
- 02Original title: New Developments in the Primo Vascular System
- 03Focuses on imaging, functions, and acupuncture
This title suggests a link between the primo vascular system, imaging techniques, and the mechanisms of acupuncture.
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- Richard C Niemtzow, Kwang-Sup Soh, Kyung A Kang, John H Barker, He Sheng Luo, & Moriya Ohkuma (2015). New Developments in the Primo Vascular System: Imaging and Functions with regard to Acupuncture. https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/new-developments-in-the-primo-vascular-system-imaging-and-functions-with-regard-to-acupuncture/
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- Richard C Niemtzow, et al. "New Developments in the Primo Vascular System: Imaging and Functions with regard to Acupuncture." 2015, https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/new-developments-in-the-primo-vascular-system-imaging-and-functions-with-regard-to-acupuncture/.
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- Richard C Niemtzow et al. 2015. "New Developments in the Primo Vascular System: Imaging and Functions with regard to Acupuncture.". https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/new-developments-in-the-primo-vascular-system-imaging-and-functions-with-regard-to-acupuncture/
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