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Autor:
Stefan C. Schatzki
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American Journal of Roentgenology. 198:1231-1231
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Autor:
Richard G. Berry, Dewey A. Nelson
Publikováno v:
Archives of Neurology. 50:317-323
• Objective. —To compare the clinical course with the neuropathological findings in a patient who died of acute rabies encephalomyelitis with coexisting demyelinating lesions. Design. —Patient's history was extensively investigated, during her
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Southern Medical Journal. 93:74-75
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Annals of Neurology. 10:540-546
Three patients who had slowly alternating skew deviation are described; each had elements of the Sylvian aqueduct syndrome. This combination of signs supports a pretectal location for lesions associated with alternating skew movements. Postmortem exa
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New England Journal of Medicine. 271:342-345
THE ordinary lead pencil has long been regarded by physicians and concerned parents as a potential danger to the child. Injuries to the eye, the face and the oral cavity frequently result when children fall while holding a pencil or when they innocen
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Archives of Neurology. 1:48-58
Rathke-cleft cysts are rare. For this reason alone, examples of this condition require recording. In addition, they are significant for the light which they may throw upon other tumors arising in the pituitary region, notably the craniopharyngiomas.
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Journal of Neurosurgery. 32:585-588
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Journal of Neurosurgery. 33:216-220
T HE first report of multiple intracranial meningiomas in 1889 by Anfimow and Blumenau I aroused interest which is still current in the problem of multiple brain tumors. Recently, Levin, et al.2 collected 92 such cases, the rate of multiplicity being
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Archives of Neurology. 1:161-177
The common concept of encephalomalacia as an atrophic or a nonexpanding lesion stems from the appearance of the lesion which has been present for a considerable time and in which a sharply delimited destructive lesion has produced decreased bulk of t