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The treatment of acute craniocerebral injuries
The American Journal of Surgery, 1960Abstract 1. 1. A series of 892 consecutive acute craniocerebral injuries is presented with an over-all mortality rate of 9.4 per cent. 2. 2. The method of handling and treating these injuries, including the surgery involved, is outlined and discussed. 3. 3.
W D, HILST, A, NIELSEN
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Analysis of acute craniocerebral injuries
The American Journal of Surgery, 1948Abstract A report on 381 craniocerebral injuries seen in a forward evacuation hospital is presented. The majority (230) were scalp wounds. The greatest therapeutic problem was presented by the 100 patients with compound depressed fractures with penetration of the dura by a missile.
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THE MANAGEMENT OF CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURIES
Archives of Surgery, 1928During the past decade a number of valuable papers dealing with craniocerebral injuries have appeared. The importance of this problem is being realized more and more in this era of great industrial expansion with the congestion of rapidly growing cities and the constant increase in the speed of travel.
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The Treatment of Craniocerebral Injuries
Surgical Clinics of North America, 1954J P, EVANS, R L, McLAURIN
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The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1943
James N. Wychgel, Walter J. Urbanski
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James N. Wychgel, Walter J. Urbanski
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[Problems in craniocerebral injuries].
Sbornik lekarsky, 1995Considering the number of patients hospitalized for craniocerebral injuries, the authors found, that it is the second highest of all wound injuries, and that in the age group to 44 years, these injuries, mostly treated in the surgical departments of hospitals, are also the most frequent cause of death.
L, Pekár, M, Pospísil, V, Volf
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