Magnetic resonance imaging improves 3‐month outcome prediction in mild traumatic brain injury
Esther L. Yuh(University of California, San Francisco), David O. Okonkwo(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), Adam R. Ferguson(San Francisco VA Medical Center), Hester F. Lingsma(Erasmus MC), Pratik Mukherjee(University of California, San Francisco), Alex B. Valadka(Neurological Surgery), John K. Yue(San Francisco General Hospital), Andrew I.R. Maas(University of Antwerp), Wayne A. Gordon(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), David M. Schnyer(The University of Texas at Austin), Geoffrey T. Manley(University of California, San Francisco)
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