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On the probability of trigger point-acupuncture point correspondences: an evidence-based rebuttal of Stephen Birch's commentary

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On the probability of trigger point-acupuncture point correspondences: an evidence-based rebuttal of Stephen Birch's commentary (English)

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Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine

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1183-4; author reply 1184-5

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10.1089/ACM.2008.0329

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