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Fund Raising Management|December 10, 1991
Preparing for the '90sP W Ghiorse, D Sorrenti
Journal (National Association for Hospital Development (U.S.))|March 5, 1989
Preparing for the '90s. The integration of resource development, strategic planning, marketing, and public relations in the modern healthcare settingP W Ghiorse, D Sorrenti, M G Ackermann
International Journal of Sports Medicine|March 27, 2002
Hyperthermia at 434 MHz in the treatment of overuse sport tendinopathies: a randomised controlled clinical trialA Giombini, A Di Cesare, G Casciello, et al.
The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness|November 1, 2001
A controlled study on the effects of hyperthermia at 434 MHz and conventional ultrasound upon muscle injuries in sportA Giombini, G Casciello, M C Di Cesare, et al.
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Fund Raising Management|December 10, 1991
Preparing for the '90sP W Ghiorse, D Sorrenti
Journal (National Association for Hospital Development (U.S.))|March 5, 1989
Preparing for the '90s. The integration of resource development, strategic planning, marketing, and public relations in the modern healthcare settingP W Ghiorse, D Sorrenti, M G Ackermann
International Journal of Sports Medicine|March 27, 2002
Hyperthermia at 434 MHz in the treatment of overuse sport tendinopathies: a randomised controlled clinical trialA Giombini, A Di Cesare, G Casciello, et al.
The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness|November 1, 2001
A controlled study on the effects of hyperthermia at 434 MHz and conventional ultrasound upon muscle injuries in sportA Giombini, G Casciello, M C Di Cesare, et al.
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