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Clinic patient information handout explaining
intramuscular stimulation (Gunn IMS).


"What is IMS?"



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"What is IMS?" 




Focused Physical Exam - Theory of Myofascial Pain


Dr. John Kent


החברה לרפואת שריר ושלד ISMM

Published on Nov 7, 2016

The Israeli Society for Musculoskeletal Medicine


Lecture 7 of Internet Lecture series - prerequisite for practical courses in dry needling (IMS)


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Medical practitioners world over offer IMS treatments,
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Gunn IMS dry needling may not be your ideal choice of care for today.
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Thanks to you Gunn intramuscular stimulation information resources are freely available to
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