Incidence of peripheral nerve injury during shoulder arthroplasty when motor evoked potentials are monitored.

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Incidence of peripheral nerve ...... oked potentials are monitored.

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Alexa C Narzikul

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Andrew F Kuntz

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Edward S Chang

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Gerald R Williams

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10.1007/S10877-017-0080-5

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