论文信息 - Nerve root distribution of deltoid and biceps brachii muscle in cervical spondylotic myelopathy: a potential risk factor for postoperative shoulder muscle weakness after posterior decompression - 字舞流文

Nerve root distribution of deltoid and biceps brachii muscle in cervical spondylotic myelopathy: a potential risk factor for postoperative shoulder muscle weakness after posterior decompression

S. Kawai | T. Taguchi | H. Yonemura | K. Kaneko | Kouichiro Toyoda | H. Fujimoto

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