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See Latest ArticlesCAM Management of Peripheral Arterial Occlusive Disease (PAOD)
Complementary Health Practice Review, 10/15/08
Rastogi S et al. - Peripheral Arterial occlusive Disease is one among many conditions where a dependable cure is still elusive. In these conditions, any CAM approach addressing to all these intricacies of PAOD is a welcoming thought. The authors tried to intervene with CAM therapy in a patient diagnosed as having PAOD. The clinical improvements observed in this single case are warranting for more serious studies to define the role of CAM in these conditions.
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