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F Buchthal

Muscle & nerve

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Muscle & Nerve|January 1, 1982
Spontaneous electrical activity: an overviewF Buchthal
Muscle & Nerve|April 1, 1982
The diagnostic yield of quantified electromyography and quantified muscle biopsy in neuromuscular disordersF Buchthal, Z Kamieniecka
Muscle & Nerve|January 1, 1992
Case-of-the-month: autosomal recessive myotonia congenita: marked muscle weakness in a 16-year-old boyR G Miller, F Buchthal
Muscle & Nerve|December 1, 1992
Recurrent potentials in human peripheral sensory nerve: possible evidence of primary afferent depolarization of the spinal cordJ M Shefner, F Buchthal, C Krarup
Muscle & Nerve|June 1, 1991
Slowly conducting myelinated fibers in peripheral neuropathyJ M Shefner, F Buchthal, C Krarup
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Muscle & Nerve|January 1, 1982
Spontaneous electrical activity: an overviewF Buchthal
Muscle & Nerve|April 1, 1982
The diagnostic yield of quantified electromyography and quantified muscle biopsy in neuromuscular disordersF Buchthal, Z Kamieniecka
Muscle & Nerve|January 1, 1992
Case-of-the-month: autosomal recessive myotonia congenita: marked muscle weakness in a 16-year-old boyR G Miller, F Buchthal
Muscle & Nerve|December 1, 1992
Recurrent potentials in human peripheral sensory nerve: possible evidence of primary afferent depolarization of the spinal cordJ M Shefner, F Buchthal, C Krarup
Muscle & Nerve|June 1, 1991
Slowly conducting myelinated fibers in peripheral neuropathyJ M Shefner, F Buchthal, C Krarup
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