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Neuro-Chirurgie|December 25, 2022
Understanding explanatory and pragmatic trials: Examples from randomized controlled trials on vertebroplastyJ Eneling, T E Darsaut, M Patel, et al.
Neuro-Chirurgie|January 9, 2023
Understanding power in randomized trials: The example of vertebroplastyJ Eneling, T E Darsaut, C Veilleux, et al.
Neuro-Chirurgie|December 25, 2022
Understanding the choice of control group: A systematic review of vertebroplasty trials for osteoporotic vertebral compression fracturesJ Eneling, T E Darsaut, C Veilleux, et al.
Neuro-Chirurgie|June 29, 2021
Douglas Altman's 2009 Grand Lecture: Can we trust our literature?J Raymond, O Naggara, F Guilbert, et al.
Neuro-Chirurgie|February 10, 2022
Understanding intent to treat analyses: An important lesson from the international cooperative study on the timing of aneurysm surgeryL Olijnyk, T E Darsaut, J Öhman, et al.
Neuro-Chirurgie|February 9, 2022
Understanding the importance of the primary trial hypothesis: The randomized trial on the timing of ruptured aneurysm surgeryL Olijnyk, T E Darsaut, J Öhman, et al.
Neuro-Chirurgie|July 6, 2023
Understanding how the research question impacts trial design: Examples from discectomy trialsJ Raymond, V K Y Chan, T E Darsaut
Neuro-Chirurgie|April 10, 2012
Systematic reviews of the literature on clipping and coiling of unruptured intracranial aneurysmsM Kotowski, O Naggara, T E Darsaut, et al.
AJNR. American Journal of Neuroradiology|May 5, 2012
Flow diverters can occlude aneurysms and preserve arterial branches: a new experimental modelT E Darsaut, F Bing, I Salazkin, et al.
Interventional Neuroradiology : Journal of Peritherapeutic Neuroradiology, Surgical Procedures and Related Neurosciences|June 24, 2011
Flow diversion in aneurysms trial: the design of the FIAT studyJ Raymond, T E Darsaut, F Guilbert, et al.
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