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ASK THE DOCTOR: Benefits of Blood Flow Restriction in Surgical Rehab; Gel vs. Cortisone Injections for Joint Pain Relief

July 28, 2020 sportsmedicineweekly 670TheScore, Ask the Doctor, Dr. Brian Cole, Injury, Knee, PodcastSegments, Science, Shoulder, Therapy, Treatment Comments Off on ASK THE DOCTOR: Benefits of Blood Flow Restriction in Surgical Rehab; Gel vs. Cortisone Injections for Joint Pain Relief

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