Incidence and Predictors of Complications With Sacral Neuromodulation
Authors:
- Wesley M. WhiteWWWesley M. White
- Joe D. MobleyJMJoe D. Mobley
- Regula DoggweilerRDRegula Doggweiler
- Cindy Dobmeyer-DittrichCDCindy Dobmeyer-Dittrich
- Frederick A. KleinFKFrederick A. Klein
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