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Transferring superior gluteal nerve to pudendal nerve in reconstructing functional impairment in simple conus medullaris or pudendal nerve injury
Transferring superior gluteal nerve to pudendal nerve in reconstructing functional impairment in simple conus medullaris or pudendal nerve injury
- Military Medical Research Vol. 0, Issue 6, Pages: 337-340(2003)
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