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86 related items for PubMed ID: 3631709

  • 1. Compound-action potentials of myelinated fibers in the saphenous nerve of the dog: in situ electrophysiologic and behavioral studies.
    Whalen LR, Spurgeon TL, Boggie LC.
    Am J Vet Res; 1987 Aug; 48(8):1216-20. PubMed ID: 3631709
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  • 2. Conduction velocities and reflexes of the proximal and distal parts of the saphenous nerve of the dog.
    Whalen LR, Spurgeon TL, Carsten RE, Gould DH.
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  • 3. Sensory nerve conduction velocity of the caudal cutaneous sural and medial cutaneous antebrachial nerves of adult horses.
    Whalen LR, Wheeler DW, LeCouteur RA, Yovich JV, Boggie LC, Grandy JL, Kainer RA.
    Am J Vet Res; 1994 Jul; 55(7):892-7. PubMed ID: 7978624
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  • 4. Conduction velocities and myelinated fiber diameter spectra of the infraorbital and palpebral nerves of the dog.
    Whalen LR, Carsten RE.
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  • 6. Myelinated axons in peripheral nerves of adult beagle dogs: morphometric and electrophysiological measurements.
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    Matsuka Y, Spigelman I.
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    Leandri M, Saturno M, Cilli M, Bisaglia M, Lunardi G.
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  • 10. Contribution of fast and slow conducting myelinated axons to single-peak compound action potentials in rat spinal cord white matter preparations.
    Velumian AA, Wan Y, Samoilova M, Fehlings MG.
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  • 11. Sensory nerve conduction velocity of cutaneous afferents of the radial, ulnar, peroneal, and tibial nerves of the dog: reference values.
    Redding RW, Ingram JT, Colter SB.
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  • 12. Human nerve potentials evoked by tactile stimuli. 1. Maximum conduction and properties of compound potentials.
    Buchthal F.
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  • 13. Evaluation of evoked-muscle potentials from stimulation of ulnar nerves of the dog.
    Nafe LA, Lee AF.
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  • 14. Correlation of sensory electroneurographic recordings and myelinated fiber diameters of the superficial peroneal nerve of dogs.
    Niederhauser UB, Holliday TA, Hyde DM, McQuarrie AD, Fisher LD.
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    Schalow G, Zäch GA.
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  • 17. Collateral sprouting of sensory axons after end-to-side nerve coaptation--a longitudinal study in the rat.
    Kovacic U, Tomsic M, Sketelj J, Bajrović FF.
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  • 18. Maturation of nerve conduction velocity and the evoked muscle potential in the dog.
    Sims MH, Redding RW.
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  • 19. Recruitment of alpha and gamma-motoneurons in rats, dogs and humans.
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  • 20. Sensory nerve conduction velocity: technical requirements and normal values for branches of the radial and ulnar nerves of the dog.
    Holliday TA, Ealand BG, Weldon NE.
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