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Adrenergic reinnervation of the denervated rat urinary bladder
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|October 15, 1979
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In rats undergoing unilateral extirpation of the pelvic ganglion, the adrenergic innervation disappeared on the ipsilateral side of the urinary bladder. It had reappeared after 6--9 weeks.
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