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Company PhD / / Facility To shed / University of Pennsylvania / Pharmacology University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia / / IndustryTerm chemical effects / / MedicalCondition Traumatic Brain Injury / systemic hypotension / injury / TBI / prevalent hypotension / cell injury / cerebral ischemia / nonimpact inertial brain injury / preclinical rodent stroke / hypoxic ischemic injury / pediatric traumatic brain injury / both traumatic axonal injury / / Organization the University of Pennsylvania / Critical Care and Pharmacology University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia / / Person Anesthesiology / John F. Bebawy / William Armstead / Critical Care / William M. Armstead / Brain Friess / / Position Professor / / Product epinephrine / / ProvinceOrState Prince Edward Island / Nebraska / Pennsylvania / /
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Differing Effects When Using Phenylephrine and Norepinephrine to Augment Cerebral Blood Flow After Traumatic Brain Injury in the Immature Brain Friess SH, Bruins B, Kilbaugh TJ, Smith C, Margulies SS J Neurotrauma. 2015