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The Effect of Acupressure Chemotherapy-related Nausea Vomiting in Children
This study is carried out to evaluate and compare the efficiency of acupressure practice applied with pressure or sea-band and their placebo on managing the acute nausea-vomiting symptoms developing due to chemotherapy in pediatric oncology patients.
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