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30-03-2011 08:53 AM #1Forum Member Array
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ultrasound treatment dosage
is there any specification of ultrasound intensities that can be use to treat acute,sub acute and chronic state of lesion on different types of tissues such as bone/tendon/ligament?
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30-03-2011 01:11 PM #2The Physio Detective Array
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yes i am physio student
have some difficulties on completing my assignment..
could you please help me by listing the intensities?
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30-03-2011 10:14 PM #4The Physio Detective Array
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Hi - I don't think the forum is here to complete your assignments for you but i don't mind helping by asking you questions...
1. What does your textbook say?
2. What did your lecturers and tutors say?
3. What does the research say?
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[B]Antony Lo
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