Clazosentan for patients with subarachnoid haemorrhage: lessons learned – Authors' reply
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S. Mayer | R. Higashida | E. Keller | A. Molyneux | R. Macdonald | A. Raabe | P. Vajkoczy | I. Wanke | S. Roux | N. Kassell | D. Bach | A. Marr | A. Frey
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