Sequential segmental neuromuscular stimulation reduces fatigue and improves perfusion in dynamic graciloplasty

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title = "Sequential segmental neuromuscular stimulation reduces fatigue and improves perfusion in dynamic graciloplasty",

author = "D.H. Zonnevylle and N.N. Somia and G.A. Perez-Abadia and R.W. Stremel and C.J. Maldonado and P.M.N. Werker and M. Kon and J.H. Barker",

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AU - Zonnevylle, D.H.

AU - Somia, N.N.

AU - Perez-Abadia, G.A.

AU - Stremel, R.W.

AU - Maldonado, C.J.

AU - Werker, P.M.N.

AU - Kon, M.

AU - Barker, J.H.

PY - 2000

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EP - 297

JO - Annals of Plastic Surgery

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