Continuous Vital Sign Analysis to Predict Secondary Neurological Decline After Traumatic Brain Injury
Christopher Melinosky(Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono), Neeraj Badjatia(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Peter Hu(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Deborah M. Stein(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Hsiao-Chi Li(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Wan-Tsu Chang(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Gunjan Parikh(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Colin R. MacKenzie(Düsseldorf University Hospital), Catriona Miller(United States Air Force), Imad Khan(Zhejiang Normal University), Shiming Yang(Army Medical University)
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