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Cerebral Contusion

Known as: Cerebral Contusions, Cortical Contusion, Contusions, Cerebral 
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1998
1998
Abstract. The relationship between impairment of consciousness and quantitative cerebral blood flow (CBF) was investigated. The… 
1995
1995
Cerebral contusions without overlying skull fracture occur primarily in the frontal and temporal lobes, and are the most frequent… 
1986
1986
Variations in hemostatic factors have been studied in 17 patients undergoing neurosurgical operations for intracerebral primary… 
1980
1980
Fourteen cases of surgically treated acute subdural hematomas were studied . The indication of external decompressive… 
1979
1979
These data emphasize the interest of the study, in acute traumatic comatose, of the brain-stem reflexes and level of coma (Plum… 
1979
1979
The usefulness of large decompressive craniectomy in cases of severe contusion with thin subdural hematoma has been reported by… 
1977
1977
Among head injuries, frontobasal fractures play an important role due to frequently concomitant intracranial complications… 
1971
1971
Early venous opacification was demonstrated in 20% of 65 consecutive patients who underwent arteriographic examinations for… 
1963
1963
T hE divergent clinical paths pursued by patients harboring subdural hematomata suggest that there are factors, other than the…