A quantitative computed tomography assessment of brain weight, volume, and specific gravity in severe head trauma

scientific article published in July 2005

A quantitative computed tomography assessment of brain weight, volume, and specific gravity in severe head trauma is …
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P356DOI10.1007/S00134-005-2709-Y
P698PubMed publication ID15991008

P2093author name stringLouis Puybasset
Thomas Lescot
Marie-Pierre Bonnet
Pierre Coriat
Catalin Fetita
Abederrezak Zouaoui
Jean-Charles Muller
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P921main subjectgravityQ11412
computed tomographyQ32566
P304page(s)1042-1050
P577publication date2005-07-01
P1433published inIntensive Care MedicineQ15749164
P1476titleA quantitative computed tomography assessment of brain weight, volume, and specific gravity in severe head trauma
P478volume31

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