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The Laryngoscope, 1989
AbstractCholesteatoma can develop as a late complication of fracture of the temporal bone. The otologist must be wary of it since the growth of the cholesteatoma resulting from a temporal bone fracture can be undetected for years allowing for invasive and extensive growth. Three illustrative cases are presented.
K X, McKennan, R A, Chole
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AbstractCholesteatoma can develop as a late complication of fracture of the temporal bone. The otologist must be wary of it since the growth of the cholesteatoma resulting from a temporal bone fracture can be undetected for years allowing for invasive and extensive growth. Three illustrative cases are presented.
K X, McKennan, R A, Chole
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Neurologic Clinics, 1993
Acute traumatic brain injury causes a cascade of changes in brain metabolism, blood flow, and homeostasis that are challenges to survival. Seizures, whether focal or convulsive, may be a manifestation of the acute injury response and are liable to complicate management. This article discusses mechanisms and biochemical effects of brain injury, cellular
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Acute traumatic brain injury causes a cascade of changes in brain metabolism, blood flow, and homeostasis that are challenges to survival. Seizures, whether focal or convulsive, may be a manifestation of the acute injury response and are liable to complicate management. This article discusses mechanisms and biochemical effects of brain injury, cellular
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Forensic Science, 1972
Abstract The subject of post-traumatic epilepsy is reviewed and an attempt is made to answer pertinent questions related to incidence, time of onset, the character of the injury or patient which favours the appearance of this complication after injury, its likely course, and why in some patients it tends to persist. In the process, the generally good
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Abstract The subject of post-traumatic epilepsy is reviewed and an attempt is made to answer pertinent questions related to incidence, time of onset, the character of the injury or patient which favours the appearance of this complication after injury, its likely course, and why in some patients it tends to persist. In the process, the generally good
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Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2018
Le Flem, M. +3 more
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Le Flem, M. +3 more
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
New England Journal of Medicine, 2002Rachel Yehuda
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Nature Reviews Disease Primers, 2015Caroline M Nievergelt +2 more
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