Correlation between cerebral oxygen saturation measured by near-infrared spectroscopy and jugular oxygen saturation in patients with severe closed head injury.
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L Beydon | M Ursino | M. Ursino | A. Ter Minassian | L. Beydon | J. Granry | P. Menei | A Ter Minassian | N Poirier | M Pierrot | P Menei | J C Granry | M. Pierrot | N. Poirier
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