A Study on the Stimulated Salivary Flow Volume of Cerebrovascular Accident Patients : 2 : Comparison among Groups of Healthy and Elderly Subjects and Cerebrovascular Accident Patients
Toshihisa MatakeYoshihisa KatohMasao HiratsukaJunzo KitagawaYukie MatakeYuko ShibataShizuka NinomiyaMidori KurataKeiichi ShojimaH HimuroSatoshi KobayashiHiroshi Kojima
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