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Neurologic recovery and improved detrusor contractility using muscle-derived cells in rat model of unilateral pelvic nerve transection

Kwon et al., 2005

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12601541897864803023
Author
Kwon D
Minnery B
Kim Y
Kim J
de Miguel F
Yoshimura N
Chancellor M
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Urology

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OBJECTIVES: To create a model of peripheral neuropathy and explore the potential of using muscle-derived cells (MDCs) to facilitate the regeneration of autonomic nerves and improve bladder function. Damage to the peripheral nerves that innervate the bladder from radical …
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