The role of capsaicin-sensitive C-fiber afferent pathways in the control of micturition in normal mice and lower urinary tract dysfunction in mice with spinal cord injury
Katsumi Kadekawa(University of Pittsburgh), Naoki Yoshimura(University of Pittsburgh), Tsuyoshi Majima(University of Pittsburgh), Mitsuharu Yoshiyama(University of Pittsburgh), Anthony Kanai(University of Pittsburgh), Takahiro Shimizu(Kochi Medical School Hospital), Kimio Sugaya, Naoki Wada(Kumamoto University), William de Groat, Pradeep Tyagi(University of Pittsburgh)
Neurourology and Urodynamics
January 1, 2016
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