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  1. Prosopalgia - qualified pain therapy of chronic Prosopalgia

    The Prosopalgia arises in the population rather rarely
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    moving Mark1
    pain accumulation0
    Prosopalgia0

    www.prosopalgia.de - 2009-04-10

  2. Low back pain - qualified pain therapy of Low back pain

    Low Back pain is far common in the population
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    therapeutic local anaesthesia1
    moving Mark1

    www.low-back-pain.net - 2009-02-13

  3. COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME Type I- Qualified pain therapy

    Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type I is especially serious, if the hand is affected, because this may lead to permanent disability
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    Local anaesthesia1
    nerve blockade1
    Spinalkanal1
    therapeutic local anaesthesia1
    moving Mark1

    www.complex-regional-pain-syndrome-type-1.com - 2009-02-11

  4. COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME Type I and II

    A Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is especially serious
    pain3
    back3
    regional2
    Complex2
    syndrome2
    Painless1
    painful1
    pain therapy1
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    Type I1
    spinal column1
    muscular pains1
    muscle cramping1
    Local anaesthesia1
    nerve blockade1
    Spinalkanal1
    therapeutic local anaesthesia1
    moving Mark1

    www.complex-regional-pain-syndrome.de - 2009-04-08

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