microcirculatory detrusor changes in medicinally denervated bladder patients scientific
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Abstract
In the present article the results of the study of microcirculation in abnormal urinary bladder detrusor are reported. The neurotoxic effect of botulinic toxin has been shown. The dynamics of microcirculatory changes in detrusor under the action of botulinic toxin has been evaluated
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| Authors | ;I.R. Valiyev;А.А. Kazikhinurov;R.I. Safiullin |
| Journal | respirology (carlton, vic) |
| Year | 2009 |
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