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    Bloody fluids located between the temporal muscle and targeted cerebral cortex affect the establishment of indirect collaterals in Moyamoya disease with surgical bypass: A case-control study

    Bloody fluids located between the temporal muscle and targeted cerebral cortex affect the establishment of indirect collaterals in Moyamoya disease with surgical bypass: A case-con... by Yin Li, Yin Li, Jun-wen Hu, Jun-wen Hu, Xu-chao He, Xu-chao He, Yang Cao, Yang Cao, Xiao-bo Yu, Xiao-bo Yu, Xiong-jie Fu, Xiong-jie Fu, Hang Zhou, Hang Zhou, Li-bin Hu, Li-bin Hu, Liang Xu, Liang Xu, Chao-ran Xu, Chao-ran Xu, Yong-jie Wang, Yong-jie Wang, Lin Wang, Lin Wang

    Published 2022-10-01
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    The Recipient Vessel Hemodynamic Features Affect the Occurrence of Cerebral Edema in Moyamoya Disease After Surgical Revascularization: A Single-Center Retrospective Study

    The Recipient Vessel Hemodynamic Features Affect the Occurrence of Cerebral Edema in Moyamoya Disease After Surgical Revascularization: A Single-Center Retrospective Study by Liang Xu, Yin Li, Yun Tong, Jun-wen Hu, Xu-chao He, Xiong-jie Fu, Guo-Yang Zhou, Yang Cao, Xiao-bo Yu, Hang Zhou, Chao-ran Xu, Lin Wang

    Published 2022-05-01
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