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W F WINDLE

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Experimental Neurology|April 1, 1977
The possibility of structural and functional restitution after spinal cord injury. A reviewE Puchala, W F Windle
Federation Proceedings|March 19, 2010
Site of action of a bacterial pyrogen in cats with central nervous system lesionsW W CHAMBERS, W F WINDLE
Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry|October 29, 2010
The brain after intermittent exposure to simulated high altitudeA V JENSEN, W F WINDLE
Journal of Neurosurgery|October 29, 2010
Water content of the brain after concussion and its noncontributory relation to the histopathology of concussionW F WINDLE, W A RAMBACH
Federation Proceedings|November 11, 2010
Brain structure after intermittent exposure to simulated high altitudesW F WINDLE, A V JENSEN
The Anatomical Record|October 29, 2010
Reaction of the spinal cord to laminectomyT L PEELE, W F WINDLE
The Anatomical Record|October 29, 2010
Disappearance of nerve cells after concussionW F WINDLE, R A GROAT
The Journal of Aviation Medicine|October 29, 2010
A study of the brain after intermittent exposure to a simulated altitude of 23,000 feetW F WINDLE, A V JENSEN
Experimental Neurology|December 1, 1976
Factors in recovery from spinal cord injury. Summarized transactions of a conference held May 24-25, 1976, in Granville, Ohio, under the auspices of Denison University and Help Them Walk Again FoundationR K Pettegrew, W F Windle
The Anatomical Record|March 27, 2010
Effect of intermittent exposure to 30,000 feet simulated altitude on brain structureA V JENSEN, W F WINDLE
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Experimental Neurology|April 1, 1977
The possibility of structural and functional restitution after spinal cord injury. A reviewE Puchala, W F Windle
Federation Proceedings|March 19, 2010
Site of action of a bacterial pyrogen in cats with central nervous system lesionsW W CHAMBERS, W F WINDLE
Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry|October 29, 2010
The brain after intermittent exposure to simulated high altitudeA V JENSEN, W F WINDLE
Journal of Neurosurgery|October 29, 2010
Water content of the brain after concussion and its noncontributory relation to the histopathology of concussionW F WINDLE, W A RAMBACH
Federation Proceedings|November 11, 2010
Brain structure after intermittent exposure to simulated high altitudesW F WINDLE, A V JENSEN
The Anatomical Record|October 29, 2010
Reaction of the spinal cord to laminectomyT L PEELE, W F WINDLE
The Anatomical Record|October 29, 2010
Disappearance of nerve cells after concussionW F WINDLE, R A GROAT
The Journal of Aviation Medicine|October 29, 2010
A study of the brain after intermittent exposure to a simulated altitude of 23,000 feetW F WINDLE, A V JENSEN
Experimental Neurology|December 1, 1976
Factors in recovery from spinal cord injury. Summarized transactions of a conference held May 24-25, 1976, in Granville, Ohio, under the auspices of Denison University and Help Them Walk Again FoundationR K Pettegrew, W F Windle
The Anatomical Record|March 27, 2010
Effect of intermittent exposure to 30,000 feet simulated altitude on brain structureA V JENSEN, W F WINDLE
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