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Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence

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By Dan Schwarz, Rafael Poyiadzi, Jack Wildman
| arXiv
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Theory-based implementation of an enhanced recovery protocol for cranial surgery

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By Jack Wildman, George Malcolm, Venkat R. Iyer, Constantinos Charalambides
| Journal of Neurosurgery Verified
Keywords: enhanced recovery; cranial surgery; implementation; surgical neuro-oncology Enhanced recovery protocols (ERPs) are multimodal, multidisciplinary approaches to the perioperative care of patients undergoing surgery.1 Through the integration of evidence-based interventions (or elements), ERPs aim to improve recovery after surgery.
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Clinical Reasoning: A 25-year-old woman with recurrent episodes of collapse and loss of consciousness

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By of Manchester, of Salford Manchester, of Edinburgh, Institut Imagine, Jack Wildman
| Neurology Verified
Section 1 A 25-year-old woman presented to the neurology clinic describing 3 episodes of transient loss of consciousness over 9 months. The first 2 were unwitnessed, with no prodromal symptoms. The third event was a witnessed collapse while shopping. It was reported that both the patient's arms were stiff and by her sides with accompanied lateral tongue biting, a blue discoloration to her face, choking noises, and dilated pupils.
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