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Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry|May 20, 2003
Cerebrovascular pressure reactivity is related to global cerebral oxygen metabolism after head injuryL A Steiner, J P Coles, M Czosnyka, et al.Biorxiv : the Preprint Server for Biology|January 30, 2023
The TNF ΔARE mouse as a model of intestinal fibrosisCalen A Steiner, Samuel D Koch, Tamara Evanoff, et al.Annals of Surgery Open : Perspectives of Surgical History, Education, and Clinical Approaches|June 25, 2026
Perioperative Code Status Discussions in Surgical Practice: Results from a National Survey Among Swiss SurgeonsArmon Arpagaus, Benjamin Bissmann, Flavio Gössi, et al.Journal of Neurosurgery|March 12, 2016
Aneurysm growth and de novo aneurysms during aneurysm surveillanceJoseph C Serrone, Ryan D Tackla, Yair M Gozal, et al.Brain : a Journal of Neurology|March 12, 2025
Modulating inhibitory synaptic plasticity to restore basal ganglia dynamics in Parkinson's diseaseKiah A Spencer, Alexandra Boogers, Srdjan Sumarac, et al.Diabetologia|August 10, 2024
Accuracy of continuous glucose monitoring in the hospital setting: an observational studyMollie Y O'Connor, Kristen L Flint, Amy Sabean, et al.Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics|June 5, 2025
The Association of Continuous Glucose Monitoring Metrics with Hospital-Related Clinical Outcomes in Nonintensive Care UnitsKristen L Flint, Mollie Y O'Connor, Amy Sabean, et al.Neuropeptides|October 3, 2002
Galanin overexpressing transgenic miceJacqueline N Crawley, Elliott J Mufson, John G Hohmann, et al.Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism : Official Journal of the International Society of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism|November 6, 2003
Responses of posttraumatic pericontusional cerebral blood flow and blood volume to an increase in cerebral perfusion pressureLuzius A Steiner, Jonathan P Coles, Andrew J Johnston, et al.The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience|August 19, 2007
The kisspeptin receptor GPR54 is required for sexual differentiation of the brain and behaviorAlexander S Kauffman, Jin Ho Park, Anika A McPhie-Lalmansingh, et al.Pageof 124