Experimental study of neural repair of the transected spinal cord using peripheral nerve graft

FUKUNAGA S; SASAKI S; FU T; YOKOYAMA H; LEE I; NAKAGAKI I; HORI S; TATEISHI H; MARUO S

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Experimental study of neural repair of the transected spinal cord using peripheral nerve graft

末梢神経移植片を用いる切断脊髄の神経修復の実験的検討

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Volume： 9 Issue： 6 Page： 605-612 Publication year： 2004
JST Material Number： L3245A ISSN： 0949-2658 CODEN： JOSCFS Document type： Article
Article type：原著論文 Country of issue： Netherlands (NLD) Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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Basic neurology , Development(=generation)and differentiation

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