Synthes Award For Resident Research On Craniofacial And Brain Injury: effect of cyclosporin A, topiramate, or 100% oxygen as proposed "neuroprotective" therapies on the neurochemical analytes in patients with severe traumatic brain injury.

Rod Samuelson; Anna Mazzeo; Nikki Kunene; Charlotte Gilman; Ross Bullock; Harold F. Young

Synthes Award For Resident Research On Craniofacial And Brain Injury: effect of cyclosporin A, topiramate, or 100% oxygen as proposed "neuroprotective" therapies on the neurochemical analytes in patients with severe traumatic brain injury.

Rod Samuelson, Anna Mazzeo, Nikki Kunene, Charlotte Gilman, Ross Bullock, Harold F. Young

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Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	307-312
Number of pages	6
Journal	Clinical neurosurgery
Volume	53
State	Published - 2006

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Synthes Award For Resident Research On Craniofacial And Brain Injury : effect of cyclosporin A, topiramate, or 100% oxygen as proposed "neuroprotective" therapies on the neurochemical analytes in patients with severe traumatic brain injury. / Samuelson, Rod; Mazzeo, Anna; Kunene, Nikki; Gilman, Charlotte; Bullock, Ross; Young, Harold F.

In: Clinical neurosurgery, Vol. 53, 2006, p. 307-312.

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Samuelson, Rod ; Mazzeo, Anna ; Kunene, Nikki ; Gilman, Charlotte ; Bullock, Ross ; Young, Harold F. / Synthes Award For Resident Research On Craniofacial And Brain Injury : effect of cyclosporin A, topiramate, or 100% oxygen as proposed "neuroprotective" therapies on the neurochemical analytes in patients with severe traumatic brain injury. In: Clinical neurosurgery. 2006 ; Vol. 53. pp. 307-312.

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