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2010
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Stasa D. Tadic, Derek J. Griffiths, Andrew Murrin, Werner Schaefer, Howard Aizenstein, Neil M. Resnick:
Brain activity during bladder filling is related to white matter structural changes in older women with urinary incontinence. NeuroImage 51(4): 1294-1302 (2010)
2009
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Derek J. Griffiths, Stasa D. Tadic, Werner Schaefer, Neil M. Resnick:
Cerebral control of the lower urinary tract: How age-related changes might predispose to urge incontinence. NeuroImage 47(3): 981-986 (2009)
2008
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Stasa D. Tadic, Derek J. Griffiths, Werner Schaefer, Neil M. Resnick:
Abnormal connections in the supraspinal bladder control network in women with urge urinary incontinence. NeuroImage 39(4): 1647-1653 (2008)
2007
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Derek J. Griffiths, Stasa D. Tadic, Werner Schaefer, Neil M. Resnick:
Cerebral control of the bladder in normal and urge-incontinent women. NeuroImage 37(1): 1-7 (2007)

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