K Baba

Publishing 2000

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Publications 1

  1. Effect of testosterone on the number of NADPH diaphorase-stained nerve fibers in the rat corpus cavernosum and dorsal nerve.
    Urology 2000 246 reads

Possible papers by K Baba 4

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  1. What is the Mechanism of Chronic Threshold Elevation after His-Bundle Pacing?—A Histopathological Case Report Suggesting the Involvement of Fibrin Fibrosis
    as Kenji Baba European Heart Journal - Case Reports 2026
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  2. can biparietal diameter-to-femur length ratio be a useful sonographic marker for screening thanatophoric dysplasia since the first trimester? a literature review of case reports and a retrospective study based on 10,293 routine fetal biometry measurements
    as Kazunori Baba spermova 2017
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  3. adherence with long-term asthma management in patients who experienced hospitalized asthma exacerbation
    as Kenji Baba current drug discovery technologies 2009
    Same name only
  4. Catalogue of squat lobsters of the world (Crustacea: Decapoda: Anomura - Families Chirostylidae, Galatheidae and Kiwaidae)
    as Keiji Baba Zootaxa 2008
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