Cognitive improvement after cranioplasty: a possible volume transmission-related effect.
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Case series evidence for improvement of executive functions after late cranioplasty.Cranioplasty complications and risk factors associated with bone flap resorption.Neurological susceptibility to a skull defect.Never say never again: A bone graft infection due to a hornet sting, thirty-nine years after cranioplasty.Autologous Cranioplasty Post-Operative Surgical Site Infection: Does It Matter if the Bone Flaps were Stored and Handled Differently?
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Cognitive improvement after cranioplasty: a possible volume transmission-related effect.
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Cognitive improvement after cranioplasty: a possible volume transmission-related effect.
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Cognitive improvement after cranioplasty: a possible volume transmission-related effect.
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Cognitive improvement after cranioplasty: a possible volume transmission-related effect.
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Cognitive improvement after cranioplasty: a possible volume transmission-related effect.
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Cognitive improvement after cranioplasty: a possible volume transmission-related effect.
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P2093
P2860
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Cognitive improvement after cranioplasty: a possible volume transmission-related effect.
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Annachiara Cagnin
Diego Cecchin
Nela Jelcic
Serena De Pellegrin
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10.1007/S00701-012-1519-6
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2012-10-11T00:00:00Z