Biofeedback training in conduction disorder, arrhythmia
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementIn patients with highly likely LAS, biofeedback reduced pain days per month from 14.7 to 3.3 and pain intensity from 6.8 to 1.8 on a 0-10 scale, both significantly greater reductions than EGS or massa
Effect: improvement; Pain days: 14.7 baseline to 3.3 after biofeedback vs 8.9 EGS vs 13.3 massage. VAS: 6.8 to 1.8 biofeedback vs 4.7 EGS vs 6.0 massage.
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu
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improvementBiofeedback restores the ability to relax pelvic floor muscles during straining (94% successful) and evacuate a water-filled balloon (97% successful), and these physiological improvements are strongly
Effect: improvement; 94% biofeedback patients achieved pelvic floor relaxation; 97% could defecate balloon; 94.2% of all patients who improved pelvic floor fu