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[CO2 gas injection--indications and results].

A Grosshans1, H Gensch

  • 1Poliklinischen Sonderabteilung, Ministerrates der DDR, Berlin.

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Carbon dioxide (CO2) gas injections effectively treat various pain conditions, including neck pain, headache, and low back pain. This therapy increases blood supply to affected areas, yielding convincing positive results.

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