Ekmekcioglu et al., 2000 - Google Patents
The effect of balneotherapy on ambulatory blood pressureEkmekcioglu et al., 2000
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- 3069424372532537336
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- Ekmekcioglu C
- Strauss G
- Feyertag J
- Klammer N
- Marktl W
- et al.
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- Alternative therapies in health and medicine
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Balneotherapy, a treatment that includes carbon dioxide and mud baths as well as massages and physical therapy, is successfully used in the treatment of rheumatic pain and other disorders such as cardiovascular and gynecological disease. Ekmekcioglu et al …
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