Global neurotrauma research challenges and opportunities

Andrés M. Rubiano; Nancy Carney; Randall Chesnut; Juan Carlos Puyana

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Global neurotrauma research challenges and opportunities

Andrés M. Rubiano

Nancy Carney Randall Chesnut Juan Carlos Puyana

Nature Vol. 527 No. 7578 pp. S193-S197 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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Published: Nov 01, 2015
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Authors

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Andrés M. Rubiano

Neurosciences Institute, Neurosurgery Service, El Bosque University, El Bosque Clinic, MEDITECH-INUB Research Group, Bogotá, Colombia;

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Nancy Carney

Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, Oregon

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Randall Chesnut

University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

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Juan Carlos Puyana

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Andrés M. Rubiano, Nancy Carney, Randall Chesnut, et al. (2015). Global neurotrauma research challenges and opportunities. Nature, 527(7578), S193-S197. https://doi.org/10.1038/nature16035

Global neurotrauma research challenges and opportunities

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