Neurostimulated levator augmentation--a new approach in restoring continence.

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Neurostimulated levator augmentation--a new approach in restoring continence.

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Christoph Isbert

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Christoph-Thomas Germer

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Joachim Reibetanz

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Karsten Schmidt

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Katica Krajinovic

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Mia Kim

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Nicolas Schlegel

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