Recurrent stress incontinence is associated with decreased neuromuscular function in the striated urethral sphincter
Kimberly Kenton(Concordia University Wisconsin), Linda Brubaker(Washington University in St. Louis), Sangeeta T. Mahajan(Loyola University Medical Center), Mary P. FitzGerald(Loyola University Medical Center)
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