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Subarachnoid hemorrhage and cerebral vasospasm - literature review by Ciurea, A V, Palade, C, Voinescu, D, Nica, D A

“…Subarachnoid hemorrhage represents a serious disease with high mortality and morbidity. Two important areas are becoming the central research interest of…”
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Cervical arthroplasty using ProDisc-C case report by Nica, D A, Copaciu, R

“…Cervical disc replacement is an emerging motion-preserving technology in the surgical treatment of the cervical degenerative disc disorders used as an…”
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Acquired epidermoid cysts of the cauda equina by Nica, D A, Strambu, V E D, Roşca, T, Cioti, D, Copaciu, R, Stroi, M, Ciurea, A V, Popa, F

“…Intradural extramedullary epidermoid (EC) cysts are uncommon (0.2-1%). Acquired tumors appear more frequently as a late complication of lumbar punctures (40%)…”
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The legacy of Ladislau Steiner (1920–2013): the neurosurgeon who won the heart of the world: Ad astra per aspera by Nica, D. A., Mohan, D., Moisa, H., Ciurea, A. V.

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Multidisciplinary management and outcome in subdural empyema--a case report by Nica, D A, Moroti-Constantinescu, R, Copaciu, R, Nica, M

“…Cranial subdural empyema (SDE), a localized septic intracranial collection, occurs mostly as a complication of sinusitis, otitis or mastoiditis. Although…”
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Interference of apoptosis in the pathophysiology of subarachnoid hemorrhage by Palade, C, Ciurea, Alexandru, Nica, D, Savu, R, Moisa, Horatiu

“…Programmed cell death is crucial for the correct development of the organism and the clearance of harmful cells like tumor cells or autoreactive immune cells…”
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International Neuroscience Institute (INI) Center Hanovra. A new step in neurosurgery by D. A. Nica, R. Copaciu, A. V. Ciurea

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Multiple cerebral aneurysms of middle cerebral artery by D. A. Nica, Tatiana Rosca, A. Dinca, M. Stroi, Mirela Renta, A. V. Ciurea

“…Multiple cerebral aneurysms present a wide variation in incidence with averages of 13% at angiographic studies and 22.7% at autopsy.  High blood pressue,…”
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