Titlebook: Intracranial Pressure and Brain Monitoring XII; Wai S. Poon,Matthew T. V. Chan,Yoichi Katayama Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag

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M. T. V. Chan,S. C. P. Ng,J. M. K. Lam,W. S. Poon,T. Gin

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A. Chieregato,M. Marchi,C. Compagnone,V. Albarello,E. Fainardi,F. Tagliaferri,L. Targa

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The importance of translational research in brain injurys remain independent. For those who desire a more direct pathway to treatment, the “bench to bedside” approach is one which is more likely to yield results. Several examples will be given to strengthen the notion that we must not abandon the translational aspect of research but to embrace the proces

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Relationship of cerebral perfusion pressure levels to outcome in traumatic brain injurying less cumulative percent time below specific CPP thresholds were more likely to have better outcome at discharge (55 mm Hg, p=.004; 60 mm Hg, p=.008; 65 mm Hg, p=.024; 70 mm Hg, p=.016). Although differences in GOSE scores at six months were not significant, those with less time below CPP thresho

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