Coma associated with flaccidity produced by fluid-percussion concussion in the cat. I: Is it due to depression of activity within the brainstem reticular formation?

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Noninvasive localization of brain-stem lesions in the cat with multimodality evoked potentials: correlation with human head-injury data.

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Rate of energy utilization in the cerebral cortex of rats.

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Exerimental head injury in the rat. Part 2: Regional brain energy metabolism in concussive trauma.

Classification of coma.

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Coma associated with flaccidity produced by fluid-percussion concussion in the cat. II: Contribution of activity in the pontine inhibitory system.

Concussive head injury producing suppression of sensory transmission within the lumbar spinal cord in cats.

Head injury in the chimpanzee. 2. Spontaneous and evoked epidural potentials as indices of injury severity.

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