Brogan et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Spectrum of catastrophic brain injury: coma and related disorders of consciousnessBrogan et al., 2014
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- Brogan M
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- Journal of critical care
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A great deal of the difficulty patients' families, and in some cases physicians, experience with the concept of death by neurological criteria (brain death) has to do with a poor understanding of catastrophic brain injuries that, although devastating, are not death. The …
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