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The use of oral mexiletine for the treatment of pain after peripheral nerve injury by CHABAL, C, JACOBSON, L, MARIANO, A, CHANEY, E, BRITELL, C. W

“…Neuropathic pain is often a difficult condition to treat. Clinical and laboratory studies using intravenously administered local anesthetics or antiarrhythmic…”
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Diagnostic imaging of heterotopic ossification with coexistent deep-venous thrombosis in flaccid paraplegia by Haselkorn, J K, Britell, C W, Cardenas, D D

“…Heterotopic ossification and deep-venous thrombosis can coexist. This raises potential problems because diagnosis depends heavily on imaging studies, and an…”
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Diagnostic ultrasound: its value in acute urinary tract infection in spinal cord injury by Hammond, M C, Britell, C W, Little, J W, DeLisa, J A

“…Two cases of acute urinary tract infection in patients with spinal cord injury highlight the complications of calculus and perinephric abscess. Rather than…”
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Outcomes for spinal cord injury: the long view by Britell, C W

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Computer access for individuals with quadriplegia by Britell, C W

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Why aren't they working? by Britell, C W

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Handicapped by language by Britell, C W

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Wisdom--the health care imperative for the 90's by Britell, C W

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Circulating factor IX antigen-inhibitor complexes in hemophilia B- following infusion of a factor IX concentrate by Goodnight, SH Jr, Britell, CW, Wuepper, KD, Osterud, B

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Physical parameters and speed of wheeling associated with two specific wheelchairs by individuals with spinal cord function by Britell, C W

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Circulating Factor IX Antigen-Inhibitor Complexes in Hemophilia B- Following Infusion of a Factor IX Concentrate by Goodnight, Scott H., Britell, Catherine W., Wuepper, Kirk D., Østerud, Bjarne

“…A persistent low-titer factor IX inhibitor was discovered in a patient with severe hemophilia B . The inhibitor was very likely an immunoglobulin, since it was…”
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