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ABC/2: estimating intracerebral haemorrhage volume and total brain volume, and predicting outcome in children

Kleinman et al., 2011

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10667505081371051494
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Kleinman J
Hillis A
Jordan L
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Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology

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Aim Few data exist to aid the clinician in prognosis after paediatric intracerebral haemorrhages (ICHs). Recently, ICH volume as a per cent of total brain volume (TBV) was shown to help predict outcomes in children. Thus, we sought to develop a bedside method …
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