Does intravascular coagulation contribute to the operative mortality for large acoustic neuromas?
AUTOR(ES)
Mattock, C
RESUMO
Three cases of abnormal bleeding during suboccipital excision of large acoustic neuroma are reported. The possible role of limited operative intravascular coagulation is discussed.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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