Stimulation distal to the lesion in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome. [electronic resource]

By:

Lesser, E A

Contributor(s):

Venkatesh, S
Preston, D C
Logigian, E L

Producer: 19950602Description: 503-7 p. digitalISSN:

0148-639X

Subject(s):

Action Potentials
Adult
Aged
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome -- physiopathology
Electric Stimulation
Female
Humans
Male
Middle Aged
Muscles -- innervation
Nervous System -- physiopathology
Neural Conduction
Sensation -- physiology

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In: Muscle & nerve vol. 18

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Stimulation distal to the lesion in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome.

APA

Lesser E. A., Venkatesh S., Preston D. C. & Logigian E. L. (19950602). Stimulation distal to the lesion in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome. : Muscle & nerve.

Chicago

Lesser E A, Venkatesh S, Preston D C and Logigian E L. 19950602. Stimulation distal to the lesion in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome. : Muscle & nerve.

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Lesser E. A., Venkatesh S., Preston D. C. and Logigian E. L. (19950602). Stimulation distal to the lesion in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome. : Muscle & nerve.

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Lesser E A, Venkatesh S, Preston D C and Logigian E L. Stimulation distal to the lesion in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome. : Muscle & nerve. 19950602.

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