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La posibilidad de focalizar la aplicacin de cualquie-
ra de estos medios, actuando de forma precisa sobre
la estructura a tratar, garantizando de este modo,
una mayor eficacia teraputica.
Por otro lado, constituye un interesante complemento
dentro del enfoque teraputico global de la ATM, ac-
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