Evaluation of xenogenic extracellular matrices as adjuvant scaffolds for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence.

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Anthony Callanan

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Daniel N Coakley

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Hugh D Flood

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Niall F Davis

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Tim M McGloughlin

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