Seong-Hyun Lee1, Yoo-Jin Lee1, Dong-Soo Seol1

  • 1Gwangju Jaseng Hospital of Korean Medicine, Gwangju, South Korea.

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|January 9, 2026
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統合的韓医学治療は、多発性脊椎圧迫骨折患者の疼痛を効果的に軽減し、機能を改善した。このアプローチは、関連合併症を最小限に抑え、長期間の臥床安静に代わる保存的治療法を提供する。

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