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Melissa Nott
Charles Sturt University - Bathurst / Australia
Medical and Health Sciences / Physiotherapy
AD Scientific Index ID: 127350
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Melissa Nott's MOST POPULAR ARTICLES
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A review of paroxysmal sympathetic hyperactivity after acquired brain injuryI Perkes, IJ Baguley, MT Nott, DK MenonAnnals of neurology 68 (2), 126-135, 20102862010
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A critical review of the pathophysiology of dysautonomia following traumatic brain injuryIJ Baguley, RE Heriseanu, ID Cameron, MT Nott, S Slewa-YounanNeurocritical Care 8 (2), 293-300, 20081832008
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The incidence of dysautonomia and its relationship with autonomic arousal following traumatic brain injuryIJ Baguley, S Slewa-Younan, RE Heriseanu, MT Nott, Y Mudaliar, ...Brain injury 21 (11), 1175-1181, 20071402007
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Agitation following traumatic brain injury: an Australian sampleMT Nott, C Chapparo, IJ BaguleyBrain Injury 20 (11), 1175-1182, 20061222006
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Diagnosing dysautonomia after acute traumatic brain injury: evidence for overresponsiveness to afferent stimuliIJ Baguley, MT Nott, S Slewa-Younan, RE Heriseanu, IE PerkesArchives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 90 (4), 580-586, 20091142009
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