Influence of Electrical Stimulation of Postcruciate C(?)rtex on Nociceptive Responese in CM Neurons of the Thalamus and Its Comparison with Effect of Electroacupuncture in the cat
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Influence of Electrical Stimulation of Postcruciate C(?)rtex on Nociceptive Responese in CM Neurons of the Thalamus and Its Comparison with Effect of Electroacupuncture in the cat
Chinese Acupuncture and MoxibustionIssue 5, Pages: 18-20(1989)
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中国中医研究院针灸研究所
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Influence of Electrical Stimulation of Postcruciate C(?)rtex on Nociceptive Responese in CM Neurons of the Thalamus and Its Comparison with Effect of Electroacupuncture in the cat[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1989, (5): 18-20.
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Influence of Electrical Stimulation of Postcruciate C(?)rtex on Nociceptive Responese in CM Neurons of the Thalamus and Its Comparison with Effect of Electroacupuncture in the cat[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1989, (5): 18-20.DOI:
Influence of Electrical Stimulation of Postcruciate C(?)rtex on Nociceptive Responese in CM Neurons of the Thalamus and Its Comparison with Effect of Electroacupuncture in the cat
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