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PMnR
(redirected from Pain Management and Rehabilitation)

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PMnRPhysical Medicine and Rehabilitation
PMNRPeriadenitis Mucosa Necrotica Recurrens (Sutton's Ulcer)
PMnRPain Management and Rehabilitation


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The company's goal is to provide prompt, professional service and products to physicians and their patients for effective non-narcotic pain management and rehabilitation through use of electro-medical therapy.
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is a worldwide leading designer, manufacturer and provider of electromedical pain management and rehabilitation products and services used for clinical, sports medicine, home health care, occupational medicine, and consumer in-home applications.
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is a worldwide leading designer, manufacturer and provider of electromedical pain management and rehabilitation products and services used for clinical, sports medicine, home health care, occupational medicine, and consumer in-home applications.
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