Cerebral electrical response on urinary bladder filling: first experimental findings.

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Jeroen R Scheepe

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Klaus P Jünemann

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Peter Alken

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Peter M Braun

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Stefan Schumacher

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Stephan Bross

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10.1002/NAU.10033

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