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Searle RD et al. - Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) is inexpensive, relatively free from side effects, and widely available. The authors present a case study of successful TENS therapy in a patient with cancer bone pain and discuss the rationale for using TENS in this setting.

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