Neurological Recovery after Early Versus Delayed Surgical Decompression for Acute, Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury: A Prospective, Observational, European Multicentre (SCI-POEM) Study

Author:

Hosman Allard Jan Frederik,Barbagallo Giuseppe,Popescu Eugen Cezar,van de Meent Henk,Öner F. Cumhur,De Iure Federico,Bonavita Jacopo,Kreinest Michael,Lindtner Richard A.,Quraish Nasir A.,Thumbikat Pradeep,Bilić Vide,Reynolds Jeremy J.,Belci Maurizio,Börcek Alp Özgün,Morris Seamus,Hoffmann Christoph,Signorelli Francesco,Uzunov Konstantin,Middendorp Joost J.

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

General Earth and Planetary Sciences,General Environmental Science

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