Brain death
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Subcutaneous scopolamine butylbromide reduces the death rattle in dying patients (SILENCE)- Deep brain stimulation better than best medical therapy for Parkinson disease
- Clinical factors identify children at low risk of traumatic brain injury
- Fewer unfavorable neurological outcomes with a liberal transfusion strategy after acute brain injury (TRAIN)
- Deep-brain stimulation effective for severe PD
- Patients with self-reported memory concerns more likely to develop cognitive impairment
- Thrombolytics within 6 hours for stroke: no difference after 6 months (IST-3)
- Risk of stroke after TIA is 2.8% at 1 month and 5.1% at 1 year
- Closure of PFO similar to medical therapy for cryptogenic stroke or TIA
- Vaginal progesterone = placebo in preventing preterm birth and improving neonatal and childhood outcomes (OPPTIMUM)
- Apixaban is noninferior to dalteparin for venous thromboembolism associated with cancer
- Solanezumab does not slow cognitive or functional decline in persons with amyloid deposition but normal cognition
- Hemicraniectomy for large MCA stroke reduces mortality but not neurologic outcomes
- DHA does not slow cognitive and functional decline in Alzheimer disease
- For stroke patients with unknown time of symptom onset, intravenous alteplase decreases disability but increases mortality
- Prolonged tocolysis after 48 hrs with oral nifedipine does not reduce adverse perinatal outcomes
- Useful signs and symptoms of severe intracranial injury after minor head trauma