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Concerning the Type of Injury to Renal Epithelial Cells Which Increases the Susceptibility of the Cells to the Action of the General Anesthetics
1922
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Careful observation of this rule in treating trauma to the head will save, many patients who ¡ are now killed by too precipitate operating while they are still in a badly shocked condition. An increase in intracranial pressure, then, is of paramount importance as an indication for operation in injuries involving the brain. From the foregoing we learn that there is a normal intracranial pressure of from 6 to 10 mm. Hg., depending upon the existence of a normal rela-'
doi:10.1056/nejm192203161861103
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