Neovascularization following traumatic brain injury: possible evidence for both angiogenesis and vasculogenesis

Author： Morgan Randy   Kreipke Christian W.   Roberts George   Bagchi Mihir   Rafols José A.  

Publisher： Maney Publishing

ISSN： 1743-1328

Source： Neurological Research, Vol.29, Iss.4, 2007-06, pp. : 375-381

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