A Part of the Medial Branch of the Deep Peroneal Nerve Distributes the Dorsal Pedis Artery and Its Distribution Area is Close to the Acupuncture Point LR3 (Taichong)

A Part of the Medial Branch of the Deep Peroneal Nerve Distributes the Dorsal Pedis Artery and Its Distribution Area is Close to the Acupuncture Point LR3 (Taichong)
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10.1155/2020/6760958
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2020-04
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Evidence-based Complementary and Alternative Medicine : eCAM
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Kanae Umemoto;M. Naito;N. Hatayama;S. Hirai;K. Sakabe
Kanae Umemoto;M. Naito;N. Hatayama;S. Hirai;K. Sakabe
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作者:
Kanae Umemoto;M. Naito;N. Hatayama;S. Hirai;K. Sakabe

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