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J Okla State Med Assoc · Jan 2011
ReviewDo epidural corticosteroid injections improve symptoms in the short or long term versus conventional or sham therapies in adult patients with chronic back pain with or without radicular pain?
- Lisa Baych, Cuyler Caldwell, Kyle Schauf, and Neal Clemenson.
- J Okla State Med Assoc. 2011 Jan 1;104(1):9-10.
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