MS 6153 Internal USB Connector?

Hi all,
I have a MS 6153VA Mainboard (INTEL) with 2 USB onboard.
Now, I get a CDR-drive with additional Memory slots, running with USB
Unfortunally, there is no internal USB connector on the mainboard.
Does anyone has an idea, how to connect the drive to USB?
(n.b. the connector is not an USB, only in Motherboard-style.
Thanks in advance for help.
Regards

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CDR-drive with additional Memory slots, running with USB
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