Neuropathological findings of Onuf's nucleus and its significance.
Onuf's nucleus is a small group of cells which are located mainly in the anterior horn of the second sacral segment of the spinal cord. This paper describes the history of studies relating to this nucleus including a discussion of its relation with the various pathological studies which have been made.
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Mitsui Memorial Hospital, Tokyo, Japan.
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