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Journal of Clinical Medicine|July 15, 2026
Long-Term Clinical Outcomes After Ultrasound-Guided Cervical Retrolaminar Block in Patients with Cervical RadiculopathyUri Hochberg, Adi Lichtenstein, Wisam Zbede, et al.Pain Medicine (Malden, Mass.)|February 20, 2016
Pain Modulation and Autonomic Function: The Effect of ClonidineHadas Nahman-Averbuch, Lior Dayan, Elliot Sprecher, et al.Journal of Clinical Medicine|May 13, 2023
Does Tobacco Smoking Affect the Postoperative Outcome of MIS Lumbar Decompression Surgery?Morsi Khashan, Dror Ofir, Uri Hochberg, et al.Journal of Experimental Botany|May 21, 2020
The physiology of drought stress in grapevine: towards an integrative definition of drought toleranceGregory A Gambetta, Jose Carlos Herrera, Silvina Dayer, et al.Supportive Care in Cancer : Official Journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer|June 11, 2026
Treatment-related pain in refractory cancer pain: prevalence, mechanisms, and clinical implications in a tertiary referral cohortRotem Agur, Barak Cohen, Mulham Sabbah, et al.Clinical Anatomy (New York, N.Y.)|June 15, 2022
Facet overhang: A novel parameter in the pathophysiology of multifidus muscle atrophyMichelle Chua, Khalil Salame, Morsi Khashan, et al.Plant Physiology|May 31, 2020
Leaf Carbon Export and Nonstructural Carbohydrates in Relation to Diurnal Water Dynamics in Mature Oak TreesJess T Gersony, Uri Hochberg, Fulton E Rockwell, et al.International Orthopaedics|May 30, 2023
The effect of subcutaneous fat and skin-to-lamina distance on complications and functional outcomes of minimally invasive lumbar decompressionHaggai Schermann, Uri Hochberg, Gilad J Regev, et al.The Plant Journal : for Cell and Molecular Biology|November 19, 2021
Stomatal responses in grapevine become increasingly more tolerant to low water potentials throughout the growing seasonJose Carlos Herrera, Alberto Calderan, Gregory A Gambetta, et al.Journal of Experimental Botany|September 16, 2023
Elevated CO2 concentration increases maize growth under water deficit or soil salinity but with a higher risk of hydraulic failureJunzhou Liu, Uri Hochberg, Risheng Ding, et al.Pageof 9