Significance of consecutive bilateral surgeries for patients with acute subdural hematoma who develop contralateral acute epi- or subdural hematoma.

Akira Matsuno; Haruko Katayama; Hiromi Wada; Kentaro Morikawa; Kotaro Tanaka; Hideki Tanaka; Mineko Murakami; Nobuo Fuke; Tadashi Nagashima

doi:10.1016/s0090-3019(03)00023-5

Significance of consecutive bilateral surgeries for patients with acute subdural hematoma who develop contralateral acute epi- or subdural hematoma.

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Significance of consecutive bilateral surgeries for patients with acute subdural hematoma who develop contralateral acute epi- or subdural hematoma.

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