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Treatment results of spinal cord injuries in the Swiss Parplegic Centre of Basle

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Treatment results of spinal cord injuries in the Swiss Parplegic Centre of Basle (English)

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Zäch GA

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Seiler W

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Dollfus P

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Effects of antifibrinolytic and steroid therapy on the contused spinal cord of cats

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Microangiographic study of experimental spinal cord injuries.

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Emergency transportation in the event of acute spinal cord lesion

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Studies in experimental spinal cord trauma. 2. Comparison of treatment with steroids, low molecular weight dextran, and catecholamine blockade

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Opening of the Swiss Paraplegic Centre in Basle.

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HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK AND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. I. SPINAL CORD REFLEX ACTIVITY AND BRAIN STEM RETICULAR FORMATION.

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The experimental contusion injury of the spinal cord in sheep

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The microvasculature in transitory traumatic paraplegia. An electron microscopic study in the monkey

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Experimental Treatments of Acute Spinal Cord Injury

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Microangiographic observations of the experimentally traumatized spinal cord

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Spontaneous and electrically-evoked activity in the anterolateral column of the spinal cord in dogs

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Chemical characteristics of traumatic spinal cord edema in cats. Effects of steroids on potassium depletion

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