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Safe management of paediatric penetrating head injury without a CT scanner: A strategy for humanitarian surgeons based on experience in southern Afghanistan by Mathew, P, Nott, D M, Gentleman, D

“…In many parts of the world, access to a CT scanner remains almost non-existent, and patients with a head injury are managed expectantly, often with poor…”
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Manufacture of robust surface plasmon resonance fiber optic based dip-probes by Obando, Louis A., Gentleman, Darcy J., Holloway, John R., Booksh, Karl S.

“…Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) spectroscopy has been conducted on both prism and fiber optic (FO) based sensors for several years. This technique measures the…”
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Causes and effects of systemic complications among severely head injured patients transferred to a neurosurgical unit by Gentleman, D

“…Hypoxia and hypotension are potent causes of avoidable secondary brain damage after severe head injury. These systemic insults were studied in three cohorts of…”
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Improving outcome after traumatic brain injury – progress and challenges by Gentleman, D

“…This article describes the rapid advances in the head injury field which have taken place within the professional lifetime of many doctors in practice today…”
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Rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury by Gentleman, D.

“…Clinical and political responses to the worldwide epidemic of traumatic brain injury (TBI) need to recognize that the quality of outcome depends on both phases…”
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Calibration of fiber optic based surface plasmon resonance sensors in aqueous systems by Gentleman, Darcy J, Obando, Louis A, Masson, Jean-Francois, Holloway, John R, Booksh, Karl S

“…This manuscript addresses two issues with calibration of surface plasmon resonance sensors which can track refractive index changes to measure correlated bulk…”
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Rehabilitation and the neurosurgeon by Gentleman, D

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Growth and repair after injury of the central nervous system: yesterday, today and tomorrow by Gentleman, D

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Guidelines for resuscitation and transfer of patients with serious head injury by Gentleman, D, Dearden, M, Midgley, S, Maclean, D

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Audit of transfer of unconscious head-injured patients to a neurosurgical unit by Gentleman, D, Jennett, B

“…Features of patients transferred to a regional neurosurgical unit in coma after recent head injury were compared with a similar audit seven years previously…”
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Preventing secondary brain damage after head injury: a multidisciplinary challenge by Gentleman, D

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Death in hospital after head injury without transfer to a neurosurgical unit: who, when, and why? by Gentleman, D, Jennett, B, MacMillan, R

“…Most studies of hospital deaths after head injury have been in patients transferred to neurosurgical units (NSU), but over 90 per cent of hospitalized…”
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Brain death and organ donation in a neurosurgical unit: audit of recent practice by Gentleman, D, Easton, J, Jennett, B

“…OBJECTIVE--To assess the potential for increasing the yield of donors by comparing the current pattern of brain death and organ donation in a neurosurgical…”
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Brain monitoring in severe head injury: a practical guide by Mathew, P., Gentleman, D., Bullock, M.

“…There is, as yet, no specific therapy available for post-traumatic brain damage; the treatment of head injury is therefore aimed at limitation of secondary…”
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Brain monitoring in severe head injury: a practical guide by Mathew, P, Gentleman, D, Bullock, MR

“…There is, as yet, no specific therapy available for post-traumatic brain damage; the treatment of head injury is therefore aimed at limitation of secondary…”
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Importance of early diagnosis of acute spinal extradural abscess by Statham, P, Gentleman, D

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Management Of Traumatic Intracranial Haematoma by Teasdale, G., Galbraith, S., Murray, Lilian, Ward, P., Gentleman, D., McKean, Mary

“…Deciding which head-injured patients should be transferred to a neurosurgical unit can be difficult. Traditional criteria emphasise the development of…”
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Improving outcome after traumatic brain injury : progress and challenges: Trauma by GENTLEMAN, D

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Restorative Neurology: Advances in pharmacotherapy for recovery after stroke by Gentleman, D

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Unemployment Among 1983 Medical Graduates by Gentleman, Douglas

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