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Computational Model of the Cerebral Ventricles in Hydrocephalus

Journal of Biomechanical Engineering, 2010
Understanding the mechanisms of tissue injury in hydrocephalus is important to shed light on the pathophysiology of this neurostructural disorder. To date, most of the finite element models created to study hydrocephalus have been two-dimensional (2D). This may not be adequate as the geometry of the cerebral ventricles is unique. In this study, a three-
Shaokoon, Cheng, Lynne E, Bilston
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CHANGES IN OSMOLARITY IN THE CEREBRAL VENTRICLES AND DIURESIS*

Endocrinology, 1961
In dogs under light anesthesia the cerebral ventricles were perfused with normotonic, hypotonic or hypertonic solutions. Several hours after the beginning of the experiments pronounced influences on urine flow were observed in those animals which showed a good kidney function.
I, LEUSEN, E, LACROIX
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The cerebral ventricles

2023
Mitchell W. Couldwell, R. Shane Tubbs
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PENETRATING WOUNDS OF THE CEREBRAL VENTRICLES

Annals of Surgery, 1948
H G, SCHWARTZ, G E, ROULHAC
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[History of the cerebral ventricles].

Neuro-Chirurgie, 2000
Along the centuries, the cerebral ventricles were thought by Ancient anatomists to be involved in rational judgement, imagination, and memory. The role played by the cerebral cortex in these functions was only identified during the XIX(th) century.
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TUMORS OF THE CEREBRAL VENTRICLES IN CHILDREN

The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1966
P, Teng, C, Papatheodorou
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STUDIES OF CASTS OF THE CEREBRAL VENTRICLES

Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1926
The advent of the pneumoventriculogram has made it imperative that we have a clear mental picture of the contour of the normal cerebral ventricles. Studies to this end which formerly would have had merely an academic interest become now of direct practical value. During the past year, in collaboration with Dr.
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Cerebral Ventricle: Infection

2023
Muthanna N. Abdulqader, Ruqaya A. Kassim, Hashim T. Hashim, Mustafa E. Almurayati, Nabeel H. Al-Fatlawi, Mustafa Ismail   +5 more
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[The volume of the cerebral ventricles in vertebrates].

Journal fur Hirnforschung, 1988
The relative volume of the brain ventricles in Vertebrates decreases from fishes to mammals and from embryos to adults. The comparison of Chondrichthyans and Teleosteans shows that the high encephalization of the former is not only due to the difference between the relative volume of the ventricular spaces.
J M, Ridet, M, Diagne, C, Delfini, R, Bauchot   +3 more
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On the Cerebral Ventricles

2015
Marco Catani, Stefano Sandrone
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