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See Latest ArticlesHistorical Aspects of Critical Care and the Nervous System
Critical Care Clinics, 03/13/09
Bleck TP et al. - The appropriate starting point for a history of neurocritical care is a matter of debate, and the organization of facts and conjectures about it must be somewhat arbitrary. The genesis of neurocritical care begins in prehistory, however. This article gives a predominantly North American history, with some brief forays into the rest of the world community of neurointensivists.
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