Introducing the Axon Registry: An opportunity to improve quality of neurologic care

Bruce Sigsbee1, James N Goldenberg2, Christopher T Bever2

  • 1From Penobscot Bay Medical Center (B.S.), Rockport, ME; Medical Specialists of the Palm Beaches (J.N.G.), Palm Beach, FL; University of Maryland School of Medicine (C.T.B.), Baltimore; American Academy of Neurology (B.S.), Minneapolis; and Mayo Clinic (L.K.J.), Rochester, MN. bsigsbee@aan.com.

Neurology
|October 4, 2016
PubMed

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