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Acupuncture Usage - Neck and Shoulders: Current Bibliographies in Medicine
Acupuncture Usage
Neck and Shoulders

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Yue SJ. Acupuncture for chronic back and neck pain. Acupunct Electrother Res 1978;3(3-4):323-4.

Zhang M. Treatment of peri-omarthritis with acupuncture at yanglingquan (GB 34). J Tradit Chin Med 1991 Mar;11(1):9-10.

Zhou L. 170 cases of cervicalgia treated by acupuncture. Chin J Acupunct Moxibustion 1991;4(1):16-7.

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