Items where Author is "Schatlo, Bawarjan"

2017

Burkhardt, Jan-Karl and Neidert, Marian Christoph and Stienen, Martin Nikolaus and Schöni, Daniel and Fung, Christian and Roethlisberger, Michel and Corniola, Marco Vincenzo and Bervini, David and Maduri, Rodolfo and Valsecchi, Daniele and Tok, Sina and Schatlo, Bawarjan and Bijlenga, Philippe and Schaller, Karl and Bozinov, Oliver and Regli, Luca and Swiss SOS study group, . (2017) Computed tomography angiography spot sign predicts intraprocedural aneurysm rupture in subarachnoid hemorrhage. Acta Neurochirurgica, 159 (7). pp. 1305-1312.

2015

Zweifel-Zehnder, Antoinette E. and Stienen, Martin N. and Chicherio, Christian and Studerus-Germann, Aline and Bläsi, Stefan and Rossi, Stefania and Gutbrod, Klemens and Schmid, Nicole and Beaud, Valérie and Mondadori, Christian and Brugger, Peter and Sacco, Leonardo and Müri, Rene and Hildebrandt, Gerhard and Fournier, Jean-Yves and Keller, Emanuela and Regli, Luca and Fandino, Javier and Mariani, Luigi and Raabe, Andreas and Daniel, Roy Thomas and Reinert, Michael and Robert, Thomas and Schatlo, Bawarjan and Bijlenga, Philippe and Schaller, Karl and Monsch, Andreas U. and Swiss SOS study group, . (2015) Call for uniform neuropsychological assessment after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage: Swiss recommendations. Acta Neurochirurgica , 157 (9). pp. 1449-1458.

Soleman, Jehuda and Schatlo, Bawarjan and Dan-Ura, Hiroki and Remonda, Luca and Fandino, Javier and Fathi, Ali-Reza. (2015) Craniotomy without flap replacement for ruptured intracranial aneurysms to reduce ischemic brain injury: a preliminary safety and feasibility analysis. Acta Neurochirurgica Supplement, 120. pp. 217-222.

Stienen, Martin N. and Smoll, Nicolas R. and Battaglia, Marina and Schatlo, Bawarjan and Woernle, Christoph M. and Fung, Christian and Roethlisberger, Michel and Daniel, Roy Thomas and Fathi, Ali-Reza and Fandino, Javier and Hildebrandt, Gerhard and Schaller, Karl and Bijlenga, Philippe and Swiss SOS study group, . (2015) Intracranial aneurysm rupture is predicted by measures of solar activity. World Neurosurgery, 83 (4). pp. 588-595.