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pulp cavity or just pulp.
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Are arteries often referred to as capacitance vessels?
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What type of therapy uses heat to cause the blood vessels to dilate and increase the blood to the injury site?
Thermotherapy
What type of therapy uses heat to causes the blood vessels to dilate and increase the blood to the injury site?
Thermotherapy
What type of therapy uses heat to causes the blood vessels dilate and increase the blood to the injury site?
Thermotherapy
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