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Effects of Early Skull Repair With Titanium Mesh on Cerebral Blood Flow and Neurological Recovery
To evaluate the feasibility of CT perfusion technique to monitor the changes of blood perfusion in the brain tissue before and after skull repair using titanium mesh. To determine the best timing for skull repair using the three-dimensional titanium mesh; to compare the effects of early (1-3 months after decompression) and late-stage (6-12 months after decompression) skull repair on neurologic rehabilitation.
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