Warning criterion to predict recurrent laryngeal nerve injury with percentage reduction of the amplitude of V2/R2d in neuromonitoring thyroidectomy.
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Kun Wang | Xing Liao | Gaosong Wu | J. Hou | Jiuyang Liu | Q. Yuan | L. Zheng | Y. Liao | Lewei Zheng
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