Chronic Disabling Pain
American Journal of Physical Medicine & RehabilitationPublished 17 November 2012
Roberto Casale, Stefano Négrini, Marco Franceschini, Xanthi Michail
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A scotoma in the eye of both pain medicine and rehabilitation in Europe is found to be a sign of chronic disabling pain in Europe.
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Casale, Roberto MD; Negrini, Stefano MD; Franceschini, Marco MD; Michail, Xanthi MD, PhD Author Information
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