Abstract
Problems concerning the fate of the skeletal muscle following peripheral nerve section and the mechanisms invovled in denervation atrophy have attracted the attention of physiologists and pathophysiologists for more than a hudered years. This monograph presents the results of severla years’ united effort of physiologists, biochemists, morphologists and electrophysiologists in elucidating at least some of the questions which have hitherto remained unsolved in relation to the denervated muscle.
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Gutmann, E. (1962). Introduction. In: Gutmann, E. (eds) The Denervated Muscle. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-4854-0_1
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