Tranexamic Acid Administration Does Not Alter Inflammation After Traumatic Brain Injury, Regardless of Timing
Matthew R Baucom(University of Cincinnati), Michael D. Goodman(University of Cincinnati), Taylor E. Wallen(Apple (Israel)), Lisa England(Apple (Israel)), Adam D Price(University of Cincinnati), Rebecca Schuster(Apple (Israel))
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