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Published 2020
“... after 4 and 12 weeks, for the same parameters. Adverse events and urinary tract infections were also...”
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Published 2021
“..., independently of the use of any of the medications (p<0.05), while urinary symptoms and body pain scores were...”
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Published 2012
“.... Drugs that relax the anal sphincter should theoretically decrease this pain. This study was done...”
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Published 2015
“... changes that occur in COPD patients with exacerbation, after a program of resistance exercises of the...”
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Published 2015
“..., after a program of resistance exercises of the upper limbs. A multi-case study was developed on seven...”
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Published 2011
“... 15 days, with 30% decrease in protokinetic pain and 31.6% in ambulation, but best results were seen after...”
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Published 2011
“... 15 days, with 30% decrease in protokinetic pain and 31.6% in ambulation, but best results were seen after...”
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Published 2016
“... is evi dence that pain results in gradual decrease in the motor unit discharge rate (Ervilha et al., 2005...”
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