Effects of lipo-prostaglandin E1 on blood flow and oxygen pressure in lumbo-sacral nerve roots
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Kazuhisa Takahashi | H. Moriya | M. Yamagata | H. Nakaya | K. Yasuhara | T. Nemoto | M. Murakami | Toshio Suzuki | T. Sekikawa
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