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Wardlaw, JM

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Measurement of regional brain temperature using proton spectroscopic imaging: validation and application to acute ischemic stroke.

Marshall, I, Karaszewski, B, Wardlaw, JM, et al.
2006-07-05

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Conference

Cerebral metabolite and perfusion abnormalities in the diffusion lesion in acute ischaemic stroke-a region-of-interest-analysis

Cvoro, V, Wartolowska, K, Farrall, AJ, et al.
2004-06-05

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Conference

Voxel-based analysis of the relationship between metabolites, diffusion and perfusion parameters in acute ischaemic stroke

Cvora, V, Wartolowska, K, Furrall, AJ, et al.
2004-06-05

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Journal article

Early brain temperature elevation and anaerobic metabolism in human acute ischaemic stroke.

Karaszewski, B, Wardlaw, JM, Marshall, I, et al.
2009-04-05

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Journal article

The relationship between stroke severity (NIHSS) and lactate in brain sub-regions in acute ischemic stroke.

Karaszewski, B, Wardlaw, JM, Marshall, I, et al.
2006-09-05

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Journal article

Measurement of brain temperature with magnetic resonance spectroscopy in acute ischemic stroke.

Karaszewski, B, Wardlaw, JM, Marshall, I, et al.
2006-10-05

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Journal article

The realtionship between regional brain temperature and clinical long-term outcome in patients with acute ischemic stroke

Karaszewski, B, Wardlaw, JM, Marshall, I, et al.
2006-09-05

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Journal article

Associations between diffusion and perfusion parameters, N-acetyl aspartate, and lactate in acute ischemic stroke.

Cvoro, V, Wardlaw, JM, Marshall, I, et al.
2009-03-05

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Journal article

Early brain temperature elevation and anaerobic metabolism in human acute ischaemic stroke

Karaszewski, B, Wardlaw, JM, Cvoro, V, et al.
2009-04-05

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Non-invasive imaging compared with intra-arterial angiography in the diagnosis of symptomatic carotid stenosis: a meta-analysis.

Wardlaw, JM, Chappell, FM, Best, JJ, et al.
2006-05-05

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