Effects of pedunculopontine nucleus stimulation on human bladder function.

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Alexander L Green

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Beth Forrow

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Christopher Roy

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Debbie Pond

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James J FitzGerald

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Ludvic Zrinzo

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Thomas Foltynie

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Tipu Z Aziz

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10.1002/NAU.23321

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Harith Akram

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