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Report to the Congress:

Paying for Interventional Pain Services in Ambulatory Settings
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TitleReport to the Congress: Paying for Interventional Pain Services in Ambulatory Settings
ContributorMedicare Payment Advisory Commission (U.S.)
PublisherMedicare Payment Advisory Commission, 2001
Original fromCornell University
DigitizedAug 7, 2009
Length19 pages
  
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