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  Book The therapeutics of radiant light and heat and convective heat.

by Snow, William Benham, 1860; New York: Scientific author's publishing co., 1909.

Subject: Phototherapy; Thermotherapy.

  
     
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  Analytics Thr Dr. M.C. Fernandez, Sr. Phototherapy and Laser Center.

by Cabillos, Marivic R.;

Subject: LASERS; PHOTOTHERAPY.

  
     
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  Book Photobiology.

by Kohen, Elli; San Diego: Academic Press, 1995.

Subject: Photobiochemistry; Photobiology; Phototherapy.

  
     
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  Book Electrotherapy and actinotherapy _ Clayton's electrotherapy and actinotherapy : including the physics of movement and hydrotherapy.

by Scott, Pauline M.; Manila: C & E Pub., 1975.

Subject: Electrotherapeutics; Phototherapy; Human mechanics.

  
     
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  Book Electrotherapy and actinotherapy _ Clayton's Electrotherapy and actinotherapy : including the physics of movement and hydrotherapy.

by Clayton, E. Bellis, (Edward Bellis), 1882-; London: Bailliáere Tindall, 1975.

Subject: Electrotherapeutics; Human mechanics; Phototherapy.

  
     
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  Book Electrotherapy and actinotherapy: including the physics of movement and hydrotherapy. _ Clayton's Electrotherapy and actinotherapy : including the physics of movement and hydrotherapy.

by Clayton, E. Bellis, (Edward Bellis), 1882-; London: Bailliere Tindall.

Subject: Electrotherapeutics; Human mechanics; Phototherapy.

  
     
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  Book Clayton's Electrotherapy : theory and practice.

by Clayton, E. Bellis, (Edward Bellis), 1882-; London: Bailliere Tindall.

Subject: Electrotherapeutics; Human mechanics; Phototherapy.

  
     
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  Book Clayton's Electrotherapy _ Electrotherapy.

by Clayton, E. Bellis, (Edward Bellis), 1882-; London: WB Saunders, 1996.

Subject: Electrotherapeutics; Human mechanics; Phototherapy.

  
     
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  Analytics Decrease in bilirubin levels using continuous vs. intermittent phototherapy in newborns.

by De Santos-Valencia, Myra T.;

Subject: BILIRUBIN, PHOTOTHERAPY, INFANT, NEWBORN.

  
     
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