Does treatment delay for blunt cerebrovascular injury affect stroke rate?: An EAST multicenter study.

Authors

Rachel D Appelbaum
Emily Esposito
M Chance Spaulding
Joshua P Simpson
Julie Dunn
Linda B Zier
Sigrid Burruss
Paul P Kim
Lewis E Jacobson
Jamie M Williams
Jeffry Nahmias
Areg Grigorian
Laura Harmon
Anna K Gergen
Matthew Chatoor
Rishi Rattan
Andrew J Young
Jose L Pascual
Jason Murry
Adrian Ong, Trauma Dept., Reading Hospital-Tower Health, West Reading, PAFollow
Alison Muller, Trauma Dept., Reading Hospital-Tower Health, West Reading, PA Show/hideRemove author adrian.ong@towerhealth.org selected.Follow
Rovinder S Sandhu
Nikolay Bugaev
Antony Tatar
Khaled Zreik
Mark J Lieser
Deborah M Stein
Thomas M Scalea
Margaret H Lauerman

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

8-18-2022

Publication Title

Injury

Comments

Online ahead of print

Recommended Citation

Appelbaum, R., Esposito, E., Spaulding, M., Simpson, J., Dunn, J., Zier, L., Burruss, S., Kim, P., Jacobson, L., Williams, J., Nahmias, J., Grigorian, A., Harmon, L., Gergen, A., Chatoor, M., Rattan, R., Young, A., Pascual, J., Murry, J., Ong, A., Muller, A., Sandhu, R., Bugaev, N., Tatar, A., Zreik, K., Lieser, M., Stein, D., Scalea, T., & Lauerman, M. (2022). Does treatment delay for blunt cerebrovascular injury affect stroke rate?: An EAST multicenter study.. Injury https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.injury.2022.08.043