The impact of presurgical comorbidities on discharge disposition and length of hospitalization following craniotomy for brain tumor.

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The impact of presurgical comorbidities on discharge disposition and length of hospitalization following craniotomy for brain tumor.

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Dallin S Akagi

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Lola B Chambless

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Whitney E Muhlestein

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10.4103/SNI.SNI_54_17

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2017-09-07T00:00:00Z

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