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Lucia Rivera Lara
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neuromonitoring and optimization of cerebral perfusion pressure in comatose patients by monitoring cerebral autoregulation
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neuromonitoring and optimization of cerebral perfusion pressure in comatose patients by monitoring cerebral autoregulation[1]
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- [1]NCC Fellowships | Neurology & Neurological Sciences | Stanford Medicine
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Degree: MD, MPH
Lucia Rivera Lara, MD, MPH Clinical Professor Clinical research topics: neuromonitoring and optimization of cerebral perfusion pressure in comatose patients by monitoring cerebral autoregulation.
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Lucia Rivera Lara, MD, MPH Clinical Professor Clinical research topics: neuromonitoring and optimization of cerebral perfusion pressure in comatose patients by monitoring cerebral autoregulation.
Professional role: Clinical Professor
Lucia Rivera Lara, MD, MPH Clinical Professor Clinical research topics: neuromonitoring and optimization of cerebral perfusion pressure in comatose patients by monitoring cerebral autoregulation.
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Lucia Rivera Lara, MD, MPH Clinical Professor Clinical research topics: neuromonitoring and optimization of cerebral perfusion pressure in comatose patients by monitoring cerebral autoregulation.
Research interests: neuromonitoring and optimization of cerebral perfusion pressure in comatose patients by monitoring cerebral autoregulation
Clinical research topics: neuromonitoring and optimization of cerebral perfusion pressure in comatose patients by monitoring cerebral autoregulation.