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The British Journal of Radiology, 1983
Subependymomas are infrequent benign tumours first identified by Scheinker (1945). Most of the subependymomas reported in the literature are autopsy findings, generally located in the fourth ventricle, in the elderly (Russell & Rubinstein, 1977). Occasionally they reach a size big enough to block the CSF pathways and become symptomatic (Scheitauer ...
J, Vaquero, J M, Cabezudo, L, Nombela
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Subependymomas are infrequent benign tumours first identified by Scheinker (1945). Most of the subependymomas reported in the literature are autopsy findings, generally located in the fourth ventricle, in the elderly (Russell & Rubinstein, 1977). Occasionally they reach a size big enough to block the CSF pathways and become symptomatic (Scheitauer ...
J, Vaquero, J M, Cabezudo, L, Nombela
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Posttraumatic epilepsy and CT scan
Neuroradiology, 1978Among 83 head-trauma cases examined by CT scan in a later year, 41 were included in a seizure group of those who clinically showed late epilepsy and who obviously showed epileptic discharge such as spike or spike and wave in EEG after trauma, and 42 were included in a nonseizure group of those who had some sequelae such as abnormal findings in EEG or ...
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1985
The term ‘dementia praecox’ was used by Kraepelin to emphasise the tendency towards deterioration to a state of impairment resembling a dementia. Early studies looked for structural brain lesions post mortem, and later using pneumoencephalography; there were positive findings (Haug, 1962), but they were not always replicated (Storey, 1966).
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The term ‘dementia praecox’ was used by Kraepelin to emphasise the tendency towards deterioration to a state of impairment resembling a dementia. Early studies looked for structural brain lesions post mortem, and later using pneumoencephalography; there were positive findings (Haug, 1962), but they were not always replicated (Storey, 1966).
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CT Scanning and Subdural Empyema
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982To the Editor.— We would like to submit our experience concerning the failure of computed tomographic (CT) scanning to detect subdural empyema in corroboration of the recently reported observations of Ralph O. Dunker, MD, and Rashida Khakoo, MD (1981;246:1116). In their article they described two patients who had subdural empyemas rapidly develop as a
D, Remmler, R, Boles
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CT SCANS OF CRANIAL TUBERCULOSIS
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1995Tuberculosis of the central nervous system is still an important cause of death or significant neurologic disability. Prompt diagnosis and early treatment are extremely important to reduce its morbidity and mortality. The main forms of intracranial tuberculosis are represented by tuberculous meningitis, meningeal or parenchymal tuberculomas, and ...
C C, de Castro +3 more
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The British Journal of Radiology, 2006
CT scanning has become an established diagnostic tool within the radiology department. This article covers some of the history of the development and early days of CT scanning. It is based upon the lecture given on the Memorial Day for Sir Godfrey Hounsfield during the British Institute of Radiology President's Conference 2005.
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CT scanning has become an established diagnostic tool within the radiology department. This article covers some of the history of the development and early days of CT scanning. It is based upon the lecture given on the Memorial Day for Sir Godfrey Hounsfield during the British Institute of Radiology President's Conference 2005.
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CT Scan and the Practice of Neurology
Archives of Neurology, 1977To the Editor.— The introduction of the computerized tomographic (CT) scan in neurologic practice has added an important and valuable diagnostic tool to our armamentarium. Numerous papers are appearing in its praise; indeed a new journal entirely devoted to this new procedure is being published.
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