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Tissue repair

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Use of weekly, low dose, high frequency ultrasound for hard to heal venous leg ulcers: the VenUS III randomised controlled trial.

BMJ. 2011 Mar 8;342:d1092. doi: 10.1136/bmj.d1092. Watson JM, Kang’ombe AR, Soares MO, Chuang LH, Worthy G, Bland JM, Iglesias C, Cullum N, Torgerson D, Nelson EA; on behalf of the VenUS III Team. BMJ. 2011 Mar 8;342:d1092. doi: 10.1136/bmj.d1092. Free Article PMID: 21385806

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Pain

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Methodological quality in randomised controlled trials of transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation for pain: Low fidelity may explain negative findings.

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The effect of progressive endurance-strength training and electrical stimulation on muscle strength and surface electromyography parameters in volleyball players with infraspinatus syndrome.

Influence of the scale function on wavelet transformation of the surface electromyographic signal.

Combined whole body vibration and balance training using Vibrosphere® : Improvement of trunk stability, muscle tone, and postural control in stroke patients during early geriatric rehabilitation.

Mechanical Means to Improve Bone Strength: Ultrasound and Vibration.

Additive effects of low-level laser therapy with exercise on subacromial syndrome: a randomised, double-blind, controlled trial.

Pressure ulcers.

Chiropractic manipulative therapy and low-level laser therapy in the management of cervical facet dysfunction: a randomized controlled study.

Infrared (810-nm) low-level lasertherapy on rat experimental knee inflammation.

Use of weekly, low dose, high frequency ultrasound for hard to heal venous leg ulcers: the VenUS III randomised controlled trial.

Methodological quality in randomised controlled trials of transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation for pain: Low fidelity may explain negative findings.

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