Electromagnetic controlled cortical impact device for precise, graded experimental traumatic brain injury.
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Philip V Bayly | Chad C. Kessens | David L Brody | D. Holtzman | D. Brody | P. Bayly | C. M. Mac Donald | Katherine E Schwetye | M. Spinner | David M Holtzman | Maia Parsadanian | Michael L. Spinner | M. Parsadanian | Carla M. Yuede | Christine Mac Donald | Chad C Kessens | Carla Yuede | Mike Spinner | Eddie Kim | C. Yuede | Eddie Kim | K. Schwetye | Maia Parsadanian | Christine L. Mac Donald
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