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Maryann Fink

Neurology

Oregon State University

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About Maryann Fink at Oregon State University (OSU)

Matthew E. Fink is a neurologist at Cornell University specializing in neurovascular disorders, stroke management, and traumatic brain injury. Their research directions are illustrated by key works including "‘Peacework’: A Cucumber mosaic virus-resistant Early Red Bell Pepper for Organic Systems".

Research Areas

Traumatic Brain InjuryNeurovascular DisordersAcute Ischemic StrokeIntracranial AneurysmsStroke ManagementNeurocritical CareCerebrovascular DiseaseMobile Stroke Units
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Research Output

Total Citations13

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Publications1

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