A histotopographic study of the perineal body in elderly women: the surgical applicability of novel histological findings
Hideo Soga(Sapporo Medical University), Masayasu Koyama(The University of Osaka), Ichiro Nagata, Masato Fujisawa(Kobe University), Toshihiko Yajima(Health Sciences University of Hokkaido), Atsushi Takenaka(Tottori University), Gen Murakami(Tokyo Dental College)
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