Didava, G., Petersen, A., Carrero Rojas, G., Pruidze, P., Pastor Loro, Á. M., Weninger, W. J., & Blumer, R. (2026). The ansa cervicalis and superior cervical ganglion contribute to the fiber composition of the human hypoglossal nerve and its branches. Nature Research.
Citación estilo ChicagoDidava, Giorgi, Arzu Petersen, Génova Carrero Rojas, Paata Pruidze, Ángel Manuel Pastor Loro, Wolfgang J. Weninger, y Roland Blumer. The Ansa Cervicalis and Superior Cervical Ganglion Contribute to the Fiber Composition of the Human Hypoglossal Nerve and Its Branches. Nature Research, 2026.
Cita MLADidava, Giorgi, et al. The Ansa Cervicalis and Superior Cervical Ganglion Contribute to the Fiber Composition of the Human Hypoglossal Nerve and Its Branches. Nature Research, 2026.