The Action of Iontophoretic Naloxone on the Acupuncture Inhibitory Effect on Nociceptive Response in Spinal Cord
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The Action of Iontophoretic Naloxone on the Acupuncture Inhibitory Effect on Nociceptive Response in Spinal Cord
Chinese Acupuncture and MoxibustionIssue 5, Pages: 27-32(1983)
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中医研究院针灸研究所生理一室
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Published:1983
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The Action of Iontophoretic Naloxone on the Acupuncture Inhibitory Effect on Nociceptive Response in Spinal Cord[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1983, (5): 27-32.
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The Action of Iontophoretic Naloxone on the Acupuncture Inhibitory Effect on Nociceptive Response in Spinal Cord[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1983, (5): 27-32.DOI:
The Action of Iontophoretic Naloxone on the Acupuncture Inhibitory Effect on Nociceptive Response in Spinal Cord
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