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Clinical applications of neuromonitoring following acute brain injury

2019-01-01

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Various invasive and non-invasive cranial monitoring techniques can be applied clinically to describe the extent to which cerebral hemodynamics and subsequently, patient outcome, have been impacted following acute brain injury (ABI). This Ph.D. thesis examines both prospective and retrospective patient data in both neurocritical and general intensive care patients. Thirty neurotrauma patients and forty general int...

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24192c14-05de-5d91-b56a-ac19135710a8
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10.17863/cam.49077
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