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Brain Injuries, Diffuse

Known as: Diffuse Axonal Brain Injury, Cerebral Injury, Diffuse, Diffuse Cerebral Injuries 
Brain injuries occurring over a wide area instead of specific focal area.
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Brain Injuries

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2005
2005
Neural stem cell grafts reduce the extent of neuronal damage in a mouse model of global ischaemia
2005
2005
Post-traumatic diffuse axonal brain injury. Analysis of 78 patients studied with Computed Tomography
SummaryA group of 78 severe head injury patients showing computerized tomography (CT) findings of the so-called “diffuse axonal… 
2005
2005
Early ischaemia after severe head injury preliminary results in patients with diffuse brain injuries
SummaryIschaemic brain lesions still have a high prevalence in fatally head injured patients and are the single most important… 
1999
1999
Midlatency auditory-evoked potentials in the rat: effects of interventions that modulate arousal
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1998
Highly Cited
1998
Magnetic resonance spectroscopy of diffuse brain trauma in the pig.
The acute metabolic events linked to the evolution of selective axonal pathology in the white matter following diffuse brain… 
1998
1998
Focal brain injury and its effects on cerebral mantle, neurons, and fiber tracks
1996
1996
Prolonged and extensive IgG immunoreactivity after severe fluid-percussion injury in rat brain
1995
1995
Head injuries in lateral impact collisions.
1985
1985
Magnetic resonance imaging after 'diffuse' nonmissile head injury. A neurobehavioral study.
The diagnosis of diffuse brain injury is considered when computed tomography provides no evidence of an intracranial mass lesion… 
1983
1983
Mutism after closed head injury.
Prospective study of patients admitted to a hospital for closed head injury showed that nine patients (nearly 3%) became mute for… 
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