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Journal of Neurosurgical Anesthesiology|January 9, 2001
Neurophysiological consequences of three tracheostomy techniques: a randomized study in neurosurgical patientsN Stocchetti, A Parma, M Lamperti, et al.
Intensive Care Medicine|October 13, 2000
Early translaryngeal tracheostomy in patients with severe brain damageN Stocchetti, A Parma, V Songa, et al.
Journal De Chirurgie|April 1, 1981
[Early diagnosis of stomach cancer: report on 23 cases including 15 patients with an acute hemorrhage or perforation (author's transl)]B Andreoni, P Salvini, B Gridelli, et al.
Chirurgia Italiana|July 7, 1999
[Emergency surgical management of lesions from ingestion of caustics. Role of primary endoscopic classification]L Tognini, M Gavinelli, G L Scacchi, et al.
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Journal of Neurosurgical Anesthesiology|January 9, 2001
Neurophysiological consequences of three tracheostomy techniques: a randomized study in neurosurgical patientsN Stocchetti, A Parma, M Lamperti, et al.
Intensive Care Medicine|October 13, 2000
Early translaryngeal tracheostomy in patients with severe brain damageN Stocchetti, A Parma, V Songa, et al.
Journal De Chirurgie|April 1, 1981
[Early diagnosis of stomach cancer: report on 23 cases including 15 patients with an acute hemorrhage or perforation (author's transl)]B Andreoni, P Salvini, B Gridelli, et al.
Chirurgia Italiana|July 7, 1999
[Emergency surgical management of lesions from ingestion of caustics. Role of primary endoscopic classification]L Tognini, M Gavinelli, G L Scacchi, et al.
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