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See Latest ArticlesNeurophysiological intraoperative monitoring in neurosurgery: aid or handicap
Neurosurgical Focus, 10/15/09
Cabraja M et al. – Neurophysiological IOM represents an established tool in neurosurgery. Although the importance of IOM is emphasized by the majority of neurosurgeons, the relevance of this tool to the course of the operation changes with increasing neurophysiological IOM experience.
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