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The Anatomical Basis for Autonomic Dysfunction in Pelvic Surgery
Urogenital dysfunction is a common problem in pelvic surgery. Operative neural damage after pelvic and perineal surgery may affect bladder or sexual function. The anatomical and physiological basis for autonomic dysfunction in surgical coloproctology is ascertained.
Author(s): Elroy Patrick Weledji and Eleanor Ngounou
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