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Medical Engineering & Physics|October 2, 2003

Dynamic graciloplasty for urinary incontinence: the potential for sequential closed-loop stimulationErik D H Zonnevijlle, Gustavo Perez-Abadia, Richard W Stremel, et al.

Journal of Investigative Surgery : the Official Journal of the Academy of Surgical Research|May 25, 2002

A technique for sequential segmental neuromuscular stimulation with closed loop feedback controlErik D H Zonnevijlle, Gustavo Perez Abadia, Naveen N Somia, et al.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|December 24, 2002

Can angiogenesis induced by chronic electrical stimulation enhance latissimus dorsi muscle flap survival for application in cardiomyoplasty?Max L E Overgoor, Sean M Carroll, George Papanicolau, et al.

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Medical Engineering & Physics|October 2, 2003

Dynamic graciloplasty for urinary incontinence: the potential for sequential closed-loop stimulationErik D H Zonnevijlle, Gustavo Perez-Abadia, Richard W Stremel, et al.

Journal of Investigative Surgery : the Official Journal of the Academy of Surgical Research|May 25, 2002

A technique for sequential segmental neuromuscular stimulation with closed loop feedback controlErik D H Zonnevijlle, Gustavo Perez Abadia, Naveen N Somia, et al.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|December 24, 2002

Can angiogenesis induced by chronic electrical stimulation enhance latissimus dorsi muscle flap survival for application in cardiomyoplasty?Max L E Overgoor, Sean M Carroll, George Papanicolau, et al.

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