Evaluating the Reliability of Neurological Pupillary Index as a Prognostic Measurement of Neurological Function in Critical Care Patients - NeurOptics
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Evaluating the Reliability of Neurological Pupillary Index as a Prognostic Measurement of Neurological Function in Critical Care Patients
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Muhammad Ghauri, Arisa Ueno, Sumayya Mohammed, Daniel Miulli, Javed Siddiqi
2022 Neurocritical Care Society (NCS) 20th Annual Meeting – October 2022
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