Narayan, Wilberger & Povlishock: Neurotrauma

Narayan, Wilberger & Povlishock, Neurotrauma, ©McGraw-Hill, 1996

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“essential reading for neurosurgeons and is the most accessible and complete reference I have seen..” -New England Journal of Medicine review

Editors:

RAJ K. NARAYAN, MD, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
JAMES E. WILBERGER, JR., MD, ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL, PHD, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
JOHN T. POVLISHOCK, MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, VA

Completely incorporates the fields of head injury, spinal injury, and basic neurotrauma research into one source. Emphasizing the treatment of patients with head and spinal cord injury, coverage includes pre-hospital and emergency department care, imaging techniques, operating room management, surgical technique, monitoring and treatment, therapeutic agents and interventions, complications and rehabilitation.

1558 pp, 800 illus.
1996

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Narayan, Wilberger & Povlishock: Neurotrauma