doi: 10.1007/BF00583250.
Spread of the dorsal root potentials in lower lumbar, sacral and upper caudal spinal cord
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Spread of the dorsal root potentials in lower lumbar, sacral and upper caudal spinal cord
Pflugers Arch.
1979 Sep.
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