Bite Force and Electromyography: A Standardized Comparison Between Pain Subjects and Controls by Guthrie P Carr DDS MS Unknown Binding

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Home > Books > Gnathology and Occlusion > Bite Force and Electromyography: A Standardized Comparison Between Pain Subjects and Controls

Bite Force and Electromyography: A Standardized Comparison Between Pain Subjects and Controls

By Guthrie P Carr DDS MS

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Publisher:	St Louis University School Of Dentistry
Published:	1993
Binding:	Unknown Binding

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