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Artificial Organs|June 23, 1999

Three parameters optimizing closed-loop control in sequential segmental neuromuscular stimulationE D Zonnevijlle, N N Somia, G Perez Abadia, et al.

Annals of Plastic Surgery|September 15, 2000

Sequential segmental neuromuscular stimulation reduces fatigue and improves perfusion in dynamic graciloplastyE D Zonnevijlle, N N Somia, G P Abadia, et al.

Clinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)|October 26, 2000

A computer analysis of reflex eyelid motion in normal subjects and in facial neuropathyN N Somia, G S Rash, E E Epstein, et al.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|February 24, 2001

Dynamic rectus abdominis muscle sphincter for stoma continence: an acute functional study in a dog modelJ W Bardoel, W K Stadelmann, G A Perez-Abadia, et al.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|July 9, 1998

Electrically stimulated free-flap graciloplasty for urinary sphincter reconstruction: a new surgical procedureV C van Aalst, P M Werker, R W Stremel, et al.

The Journal of Urology|October 23, 1998

Muscular urinary sphincter: electrically stimulated myoplasty for functional sphincter reconstructionM M Palacio, V C Van Aalst, G A Perez Abadia, et al.

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Artificial Organs|June 23, 1999

Three parameters optimizing closed-loop control in sequential segmental neuromuscular stimulationE D Zonnevijlle, N N Somia, G Perez Abadia, et al.

Annals of Plastic Surgery|September 15, 2000

Sequential segmental neuromuscular stimulation reduces fatigue and improves perfusion in dynamic graciloplastyE D Zonnevijlle, N N Somia, G P Abadia, et al.

Clinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)|October 26, 2000

A computer analysis of reflex eyelid motion in normal subjects and in facial neuropathyN N Somia, G S Rash, E E Epstein, et al.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|February 24, 2001

Dynamic rectus abdominis muscle sphincter for stoma continence: an acute functional study in a dog modelJ W Bardoel, W K Stadelmann, G A Perez-Abadia, et al.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|July 9, 1998

Electrically stimulated free-flap graciloplasty for urinary sphincter reconstruction: a new surgical procedureV C van Aalst, P M Werker, R W Stremel, et al.

The Journal of Urology|October 23, 1998

Muscular urinary sphincter: electrically stimulated myoplasty for functional sphincter reconstructionM M Palacio, V C Van Aalst, G A Perez Abadia, et al.

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