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[Computerized tomography and electroencephalography findings in post-traumatic brain edema].

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Computer tomography (CT) better assesses vigilance in patients with cerebral edema than electroencephalography (EEG). CT is preferred in acute trauma, while EEG is better for subacute phases.

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