Central mechanisms of real and sham electroacupuncture in the treatment of chronic low back pain: study protocol for a randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial
Jiang‐Ti Kong(Stanford University), Rachel Manber(Palo Alto University), Nicholas V. Karayannis(Stanford University), Lü Tian(Shandong University), Brandon MacIsaac(Stanford University), Christine Law(Stanford Medicine), Rosa N. Schnyer(Harvard University), James J. Gross(Stanford University), Beth D. Darnall(Cleveland Clinic), Ruti Cogan(Stanford University), Joseph M. Helms(Cardiovascular Institute of the South), Sean Mackey(Stanford University), Amanda Ng(Stanford University), Ming‐Chih Kao(Stanford University)
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