Economic evaluation of manual therapy for musculoskeletal diseases: a protocol for a systematic review and narrative synthesis of evidence.

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Byung-Cheul Shin

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Chang-Gon Kim

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Dong-Hyo Lee

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Jung-Han Lee

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Ka-Na Kim

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Nam-Kwen Kim

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Su-Jeong Mun

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