The Silver Lining: Advances in the Surgical Management of Brain Trauma Attributable to War

Zachary C. Janatpour; Matthew C. Welch; Santosh Shanmuga; Brian P. Curry; Daniel J. Coughlin; Abraham E. Sabersky; Randy S. Bell; Jonathan E. Gilhooly

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The Silver Lining: Advances in the Surgical Management of Brain Trauma Attributable to War

Janatpour Z
Welch M
Shanmuga S
et al.

Military Medicine (2020) 185(1-2) 8-11

DOI: 10.1093/milmed/usz381

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Within the text we elaborate on the relationship between war and medicine, particularly as it pertains to neurosurgery and the management of brain trauma, and emphasize neurosurgical advancements in the treatment of brain trauma gleaned from U.S.-involved conflicts of the 21st century.

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Janatpour, Z. C., Welch, M. C., Shanmuga, S., Curry, B. P., Coughlin, D. J., Sabersky, A. E., … Gilhooly, J. E. (2020). The Silver Lining: Advances in the Surgical Management of Brain Trauma Attributable to War. Military Medicine, 185(1–2), 8–11. https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usz381

The Silver Lining: Advances in the Surgical Management of Brain Trauma Attributable to War

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