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Surgical management and functional outcomes of cranial infections requiring craniotomy or craniectomy: a retrospective cohort study

  • By

  • Daniel W. Griepp

  • Shivum Desai

  • Heather Heitkotter

  • Rabia Ahmed

  • Avery Roe

  • Bryce K. Sarcar

  • Ishan Perera

  • Joshua Caskey

  • Jeffrey P. Turnbull

  • Julio Rosado Philippi

  • Elise J. Yoon

  • Ammar Alsalahi

  • James Dragonette

  • Anna T. K. Griepp

  • Clifford M. Houseman

  • Prashant Kelkar

  • Chad F. Claus

  • Boyd F. Richards

  • Daniel A. Carr

  • June 22, 2026

  • 0 min

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Surgical management and functional outcomes of cranial infections requiring craniotomy or craniectomy: a retrospective cohort study

  • by Daniel W. Griepp, Shivum Desai, Heather Heitkotter, Rabia Ahmed, Avery Roe, Bryce K. Sarcar, Ishan Perera, Joshua Caskey, Jeffrey P. Turnbull, Julio Rosado Philippi, Elise J. Yoon, Ammar Alsalahi, James Dragonette, Anna T. K. Griepp, Clifford M. Houseman, Prashant Kelkar, Chad F. Claus, Boyd F. Richards, Daniel A. Carr

  • June 22, 2026

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