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Hi!Can anyone give me an article or abstract proving/disproving that TENS can be used to heal non-united fractures??I'm a desperate physio student!!
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well what can be the basis for fracture healing ...plz tell details of ur thought how do u think can bone be affected by tens n ya if u get answer plz forward to me
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