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Changes in Blood Flow in the Application of Magnetic Tape in Patients With Low Back Pain. RCT
A tape is applied over the lumbar 4th and lumbar 5th levels crosswise in people with low back pain. The possible variation of the arterial flow of the femoral artery is measured with ultrasound. A kinesiology tape was used as placebo tape and Magnetic Tape was used as experimental randomly.
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