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After fifty fitness guide

Bonnie Prudden

1986

Super Joints

Pavel Tsatsouline

2001

Regional anesthesia and pain management

Dell R. Burkey

2009

Effortless Pain Relief

Ingrid lorch Bacci, Ingrid Bacci

2004

Raj's practical management of pain

James P. Rathmell, Christopher L. Wu, Charles E. Argoff et al.

2008

A nation in pain

Judy Foreman

2014

The Massachusetts General Hospital handbook of pain management

Jane Ballantyne

2005

When muscle pain won't go away

Gayle Backstrom

1992

Maitland's peripheral manipulation

Kevin Banks, Elly Hengeveld

2013

Trigger point therapy for myofascial pain

Donna Finando, Steven Finando

2005

Neck and arm pain

Rene Cailliet

1964

Emergency sedation and pain management

John Burton, James Miner

2008

Palliative care perspectives

James Hallenbeck

2003

The management of acute pain

Siva Senthuran, Barbara Fulton, Gilbert Park

2000

Clinical biomechanics of the spine

Augustus A. White

1978

Drug-free pain relief

George T. Lewith

1987

The management of pain

John J. Bonica

1990

The diagnosis and treatment of breakthrough pain

P. G. Fine

2008

Interventional Pain Management

Steven D. Waldman

2001

Guide to Living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

Isobel Knight, Alan Hakim

2014

The pain cure

Dharma Singh Khalsa, Cameron Stauth

1999

The permanent pain cure

Ming Chew

2008

Trigger Point Therapy for Headaches & Migraines

Valerie Delaune

2008

Integrative pain medicine

Allison Bailey, Joseph F. Audette

2008

Manage your pain

Lee Beeston, Michael Nicholas, Allan Molloy et al.

2003

Pain Erasure

Bonnie Prudden

2002

Acute pain

2009

The roll model

Jill Miller

2014

Acupuncture energetics

Joseph M. Helms

1995

Acupuncture In The Treatment Of Pain An Integrative Approach

Michael G. Hammes

2010

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