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MODERATING EFFECT OF HYPNOTIZABILITY ON HYPNOSIS FOR HOT FLASHES IN BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS. 可催眠性对乳腺癌幸存者潮热催眠的调节作用。
Gary Elkins, William Fisher, Aimee Johnson, Joel Marcus, Jacqueline Dove, Michelle Perfect, Timothy Keith
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AFRICAN-AMERICANS' AND LATINOS' PERCEPTIONS OF USING HYPNOSIS TO ALLEVIATE DISTRESS BEFORE A COLONOSCOPY. 非洲裔美国人和拉丁裔美国人对结肠镜检查前使用催眠术减轻痛苦的看法。
Sarah J Miller, Julie B Schnur, Guy H Montgomery, Lina Jandorf
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VIRTUAL REALITY HYPNOSIS FOR PAIN CONTROL IN A PATIENT WITH GLUTEAL HIDRADENITIS:A CASE REPORT(). 虚拟现实催眠控制臀汗腺炎患者疼痛1例报告()。
Maryam Soltani, Aubriana M Teeley, Shelley A Wiechman, Mark P Jensen, Sam R Sharar, David R Patterson
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