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Hussein AM, Morris RC, Peterson DC, et al., 2012, Information Technology at Workplace; Electronic Patients’ Records—Uses, Problems and Sociotechnical Factors, Journal of Neurological Surgery Part A: Central European Neurosurgery, Vol: 73, Pages: A008-A008
Baxter D, Wilson M, 2012, The fundamentals of head injury, Surgery (Oxford), Vol: 30, Pages: 116-121
Pegna V, Hewitt R, Iorga R, et al., 2012, The Development of Major Trauma Centres in the UK: Issues and Data from the first year of operation of a new Neurotrauma Centre in London., Pages: 569-569
Wilson M, Bulters D, 2011, Response to: A web-based referral system for neurosurgery; a solution to our problems?, British journal of neurosurgery, Vol: 25, Pages: 787-787
Wilson MH, Edsell MEG, Davagnanam I, et al., 2011, Cerebral artery dilatation maintains cerebral oxygenation at extreme altitude and in acute hypoxia—an ultrasound and MRI study, Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism, Vol: 31, Pages: 2019-2029
Wilson MH, Imray CHE, Hargens AR, 2011, The headache of high altitude and microgravity—Similarities with clinical syndromes of cerebral venous hypertension, High Altitude Medicine & Biology, Vol: 12, Pages: 379-386
Kumar P, Wilson MH, Carrillo AE, et al., 2011, Comments on Point: Counterpoint: High altitude is/is, J Appl Physiol, Vol: 111, Pages: 1520-1524
Wilson MH, Levett DZ, Dhillon S, et al., 2011, Stroke at high altitude diagnosed in the field using portable ultrasound, Wilderness & Environmental Medicine, Vol: 22, Pages: 54-57
Bird BA, Wright AD, Wilson MH, et al., 2011, High altitude ataxia—its assessment and relevance, Wilderness & environmental medicine, Vol: 22, Pages: 172-176
Imray C, Wilson MH, 2011, High altitude is/is not for the birds: the difference is in our heads, Journal of Applied Physiology, Vol: 111, Pages: 1520-1520
Casey DP, Imray CHE, Wilson MH, et al., 2011, Comments on Point: Counterpoint: High altitude is/is not for the birds! FROM THE MOUNTAINS TO THE SEA—HYPOXIA TOLERANCE ACROSS SPECIESHIGH ALTITUDE IS/IS NOT FOR THE BIRDS: THE DIFFERENCE IS IN OUR HEADSEVOLUTIONARY ADAPTATION TO HYPOXIC ENVIRONMENTSDOWN JACKETS AND WOOLLY SWEATERS: HIGH ALTITUDE ISN’T JUST ABOUT HYPOXIAHIGH ALTITUDE IS MOSTLY ABOUT AEROBIC CAPACITYAVIAN LUNGS ARE BETTERPHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS AND OPTIMAL CONTROL IN BIRDS WHICH FLY AT HIGH ALTITUDESHIGH ALTITUDE IS FOR KITTENS? HIGH ALTITUDE TOLERANCE IS NOT DETERMINED BY CLASS, Journal of Applied Physiology, Vol: 111, Pages: 1520-1524
Barratt H, Wilson M, Moore F, et al., 2010, Republished paper: The implications of the NICE guidelines on neurosurgical management for all severe head injuries: systematic review, POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL JOURNAL, Vol: 86, Pages: 437-442, ISSN: 0032-5473
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Barratt H, Wilson M, Moore F, et al., 2010, The implications of the NICE guidelines on neurosurgical management for all severe head injuries: systematic review, Emergency Medicine Journal, Vol: 27, Pages: 173-178
Grocott MPW, Martin DS, Wilson MH, et al., 2010, Caudwell xtreme Everest expedition, High altitude medicine & biology, Vol: 11, Pages: 133-137
Levett D, Martin D, Wilson M, et al., 2010, Design and conduct of Caudwell Xtreme Everest: an observational cohort study of variation in human adaptation to progressive environmental hypoxia, BMC medical research methodology, Vol: 10, Pages: 98-98
Wilson M, Kitchen N, 2010, Neurosciences on Everest, World Neurosurgery, Vol: 73, Pages: 428-429
Wilson M, 2009, The Medic's Guide to Work and Electives Around the World, Publisher: Hodder Arnold, ISBN: 9780340945810
A guide for junior doctors, nurses and other health professionals planning work or an elective overseas. It lists thousands of hospitals in over 100 countries and attempts to give an indication of what they are like to work in.
Wilson MH, Newman S, Imray CH, 2009, The cerebral effects of ascent to high altitudes, The Lancet Neurology, Vol: 8, Pages: 175-191
Wilson M, Imray C, 2009, Martin Burtscher, Lancet Neurol, Vol: 8, Pages: 175-91
Wilson M, Imray C, 2009, High-altitude cerebral effects: risks and mechanisms–Authors’ reply, The Lancet Neurology, Vol: 8, Pages: 605-605
Wilson MH, Edsell M, Imray C, et al., 2008, Changes in pupil dynamics at high altitude-an observational study using a handheld pupillometer, High Altitude Medicine & Biology, Vol: 9, Pages: 319-325
Wilson MH, Milledge J, 2008, Direct measurement of intracranial pressure at high altitude and correlation of ventricular size with acute mountain sickness: Brian Cummins’ results from the 1985 Kishtwar expedition, Neurosurgery, Vol: 63, Pages: 970-975
Wilson M, Montgomery H, 2007, Impact of genetic factors on outcome from brain injury, British journal of anaesthesia, Vol: 99, Pages: 43-48
Levett DZH, Martin DS, Wilson MH, et al., 2007, Design and conduct of Caudwell Xtreme Everest: an observational cohort, Environ Med, Vol: 78, Pages: 613-617
Davies G, Wilson M, 2006, Pre-hospital care and triage in the UK, Surgery (Oxford), Vol: 24, Pages: 190-193
Wilson M, 2006, I am a fourth year medical student and am interested in mountain medicine, medical rescue operations, and expedition medicine. What should I do and how should I train for this? Is it super-specialisation? Do I need to complete my postgraduation in general surgery or medicine or general practice before getting enrolled in this field?, BMJ Career Focus, Vol: 332, Pages: 2-a
Wilson M, 2005, I start as a plastics specialist registrar in April 2006. Meanwhile I want to help (as a surgeon) in an area of the world that has been affected by natural disaster. Can anyone offer advice?, BMJ Career Focus, Vol: 331, Pages: 236-a
Wilson M, 2005, I am a final year medical student, but owing to academic problems my graduation is being delayed. I have secured a job for February 2006 but wish to use the intervening time beneficially. Do you have any advice on how to do this or what I should be thinking of doing?, BMJ Career Focus, Vol: 331, Pages: 54-a
Wilson M, 2005, I am trying to find an organisation that I can go to the tsunami areas with as a volunteer. I am willing to do anything from working with children to cleaning up. I feel an overwhelming need to help., BMJ Career Focus, Vol: 330, Pages: 42-c
Wilson M, 2005, I am interested in working in South Africa, after I complete my PRHO year in August 2005. How should I go about this?, BMJ Career Focus, Vol: 330, Pages: 102-102
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