Repeated botulinum-A toxin injections in treatment of children with neurogenic detrusor overactivity
Authors:
- Heinrich Schulte-BauklohHSHeinrich Schulte-Baukloh
- Helmut H. KnispelHKHelmut H. Knispel
- Thomas StolzeTSThomas Stolze
- Catarina WeissCWCatarina Weiss
- Theodor MichaelTMTheodor Michael
- Kurt MillerKMKurt Miller
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