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Development of an adjustable patient-specific rigid guide to improve the accuracy of external ventricular catheter placement by Pathak, Sami M, Licata, Joseph P, Graves, Erin K M, Gerstenhaber, Jonathan A, Erkmen, Kadir

“…The most common method for external ventricular drain (EVD) placement is the freehand approach, which has reported inaccuracy rates of 12.3%-44.9%, especially…”
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Dear Program Director: An Evaluation of Implicit Bias in Letters of Recommendation for Neurosurgery Residency by Coyle, Anne, Graves, Erin K M, Hannah, Theodore C, Yong, Valeda, Rostmeyer, Kaleb, Erkmen, Cherie P, Erkmen, Kadir

“…Despite comprising half of medical students, women represent only 29.6% of neurosurgery applicants and 17% of residents, suggesting a "leak" in the career…”
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Gender differences in cardiothoracic surgery letters of recommendation by Yong, Valeda, Rostmeyer, Kaleb, Deng, Mengying, Chin, Kristine, Graves, Erin K.M., Ma, Grace X., Erkmen, Cherie P.

“…To investigate whether or not gender influences letters of recommendation for cardiothoracic surgery fellowship. From applications to an Accreditation Council…”
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Middle meningeal artery embolization in the management of chronic subdural hematoma in medically complex pediatric neurosurgical patients: technical note by Coyle, Anne M., Graves, Erin K. M., Lang, Shih-Shan, Kennedy, Benjamin C., Flanders, Tracy M., Tucker, Alexander M., Storm, Phillip B., Cahill, Anne Marie, Pukenas, Bryan A., Madsen, Peter J.

“…Middle meningeal artery (MMA) embolization has gained acceptance as a treatment for chronic subdural hematoma (cSDH) in adult patients but has not been well…”
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Two-year mortality and functional outcomes in combat-related penetrating brain injury: battlefield through rehabilitation by Larkin, M Benjamin, Graves, Erin K M, Boulter, Jason H, Szuflita, Nicholas S, Meyer, R Michael, Porambo, Michael E, Delaney, John J, Bell, Randy S

“…OBJECTIVEThere are limited data concerning the long-term functional outcomes of patients with penetrating brain injury. Reports from civilian cohorts are small…”
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