Refining non-invasive techniques to measure intracranial pressure: comparing evoked and spontaneous tympanic membrane displacements

Laurie Finch(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Anthony A. Birch(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Diederik Bulters(Addenbrooke's Hospital), R. J. Marchbanks(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust)
Physiological Measurement
January 23, 2018
10.1088/1361-6579/aaa9f8
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