Motor unit number estimation in transected peripheral nerves

Author： Öge A. E. Kocasoy-Orhan E. Yayla V. Başaran K. Güven E. Baslo M. B. Emekli U.

ISSN： 1743-1328

Source： Neurological Research, Vol.32, Iss.10, 2010-12, pp. : 1072-1076

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