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Electrotherapy by Angela Forster, Nigel Palastanga · Booklabria

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Angela Forster, Nigel Palastanga
Electrotherapy

PsychologyTherapeutic use

Electrotherapy

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First published: 1981
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

the pioneer book for electrotherapy for physiotherapy students and practicing physiotherapists.

Subjects: Psychology
Therapeutic use
Movement
Human mechanics
Psychotherapy - General
Hydrotherapy

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