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Absent or compressed basal cisterns on first CT scan: ominous predictors of outcome in severe head injury by Toutant, S M, Klauber, M R, Marshall, L F, Toole, B M, Bowers, S A, Seelig, J M, Varnell, J B

“…The relationship of outcome to the appearance of the basal cisterns as seen on initial computerized tomography (CT) scanning was assessed in 218 consecutive…”
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Traumatic acute epidural hematoma: unrecognized high lethality in comatose patients by Seelig, J M, Marshall, L F, Toutant, S M, Toole, B M, Klauber, M R, Bowers, S A, Varnell, J A

“…A series of 51 comatose patients suffering traumatic epidural hematoma after closed head injury is reviewed. This prospective series was accumulated from the…”
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A model for predicting delayed intracranial hypertension following severe head injury by Klauber, M R, Toutant, S M, Marshall, L F

“…A graph is presented for predicting delayed intracranial hypertension (intracranial pressure (ICP) greater than 30 mm Hg) for severely head-injured patients,…”
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Brain surface protrusion during enflurane, halothane, and isoflurane anesthesia in cats by DRUMMOND, J. C, TODD, M. M, TOUTANT, S. M, SHAPIRO, H. M

“…The authors measured protrusion of the feline cortical surface through a standardized craniotomy during acute equi-MAC exposures to enflurane, halothane, and…”
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Cerebral blood flow during high frequency ventilation in cats by Toutant, S M, Todd, M M, Drummond, J C, Shapiro, H M

“…Cerebral blood flow (CBF) was compared during conventional low frequency ventilation (LFV) [tidal volume 15 ml/kg, respiratory rate 12] and high frequency…”
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A new method for the measurement of brain surface movement. Technical note by Toutant, S M, Todd, M M, Shapiro, H M

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The effects of high-frequency positive-pressure ventilation on intracranial pressure and brain surface movement in cats by Todd, M M, Toutant, S M, Shapiro, H M

“…Compared to traditional, low-frequency ventilation (LFV), mechanical ventilation at high frequencies (60-200 breaths/min) and low tidal volumes (HFV) is known…”
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Moose-motorcycle collisions by Schaiberger, C L, Harbaugh, R E, Toutant, S M, Roberts, D W

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BRAIN SURFACE PROTRUSION DURING ENFLURANE, HALOTHANE AND ISOFLURANE ANESTHESIA IN CATS by Drummond, J. C., Todd, M. M., Toutant, S. M., Shapiro, H. M.

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INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE EFFECTS OF LOW AND HIGH FREQUENCY VENTILATION by Todd, M. M., Toutant, S. M., Shapiro, H. M., Smith, N. T.

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Upright patient positioning in the management of intracranial hypertension by Kenning, J A, Toutant, S M, Saunders, R L

“…Utilizing either a subarachnoid screw or an intraventricular cannula, intracranial pressure was continuously monitored in 24 patients with established or…”
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