EMN Congress 1999 in Spain, Tenerife

1999: Fourth EMN Congress in Tenerife QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN HEAD INJURIES CARE Critical approaches to health economics, patient selection and acute treatment February 1-5, 1999, Tenerife/Spain Congress president: Prof. Luis González Feria Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery Hospital Universitario de Canarias, Enrique Wolfson 17 E-38004, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain E-Mail: lgferia@redkbs.com
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I. Book Cover II. Editors, Contents, Preface, President's Address, In Memoriam Prof. Brihaye III. Organization and health economics in the management of head injuries care Ethic and morals in neurotraumatology, HE Diemath Cranial fractures in the Guanche population in Tenerife (50 BC-1500), C Rodríguez Martín Prevention of neurotraumas and road accidents: M Muñoz Medina Pre- and initial emergency medical care for head injury patient: a European perspective: H Delooz, E Dhondt Organisation of intensive care medical and surgical aspects. B Richling Neuropathological findings in primary brainstem lesions compared to secondary insults, L Gerhard, B Baumann Monitoring the head injured patient, IR Chambers and AD Mendelow Pharmacological treatment of Head Injury, AD Mendelow and M Davis CPP/ICP clinical trial, CS Robertson et al T he Lund concept in 1999, CH Nordström IV. The management of frontobasal injured patientes Morphological aspects and symptomatology of fronto-basal injury, L Gerhard, B. Baumann The management of the fronto-basal injured patient: the point of view of the ENT-surgeon, W Stoll Frontobasal injuries: the point of view of the maxilo-facial surgeon, JL Martínez-Lage, O Marcos, AI Cebrecos The management of frontobasal injured patients: the neuroseurgeon's point of view, G Foroglou et al Decision making in frontobasal injuries, S Zerne et al Neurobehavioral and cognitive disorders in fronto lobe injured patients, JL Carrión et al Post-traumatic neurobehavioral dysfunction: a positron emission tomographic study, J De Reuck et al V. Guidelines in neurotrauma Evidence-based medicine and clinical practice guidelines for traumatic brain injury, J Sahuquillo Guidelines in multiple injured patients. The approach of the German Trauma Registry, E Neugebauer et al Practical application of the American guidelines: the Italian experience, F. Servadei et al Guidelines and standards of rehabilitation for severely traumatic brain injured, JL Truelle, C. Francois, PA Joseph What should be done to get consensus in Europe?, GA Zitnay Guidelines in neurotrauma: Conclusions for multidisciplinary management in Europe, KRH von Wild
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1999: Fourth EMN Congress in Tenerife