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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1979
More efficient patient management, including a decrease in the length of hospital stay and a decrease in patient medical cost, may be achieved in many instances by use of the CT scanner. The clinical efficacy of this noninvasive imaging technique must continue to be judged by comparison with conventional uroradiologic techniques and careful cost ...
B L, McClennan, W R, Fair
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More efficient patient management, including a decrease in the length of hospital stay and a decrease in patient medical cost, may be achieved in many instances by use of the CT scanner. The clinical efficacy of this noninvasive imaging technique must continue to be judged by comparison with conventional uroradiologic techniques and careful cost ...
B L, McClennan, W R, Fair
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1994
AbstractLaryngocoele is a well known but uncommon condition in Otolaryngology. CT scanning is superior to other imaging modalities in establishing the diagnosis, delineating the anatomy and aiding in the management.
N J, Morgan, P, Emberton
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AbstractLaryngocoele is a well known but uncommon condition in Otolaryngology. CT scanning is superior to other imaging modalities in establishing the diagnosis, delineating the anatomy and aiding in the management.
N J, Morgan, P, Emberton
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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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European Journal of Radiology, 1991
Twelve paediatric cases of acute meningitis were reviewed retrospectively. Findings on CT scan were compared with the clinical course and resulting neurological sequelae. Complications detected by CT scanning include subdural effusion, empyema, hydrocephalus, cerebral atrophy, oedema and infarction.
S, Wardle, H, Carty
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Twelve paediatric cases of acute meningitis were reviewed retrospectively. Findings on CT scan were compared with the clinical course and resulting neurological sequelae. Complications detected by CT scanning include subdural effusion, empyema, hydrocephalus, cerebral atrophy, oedema and infarction.
S, Wardle, H, Carty
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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 ...
N, Yoshii +3 more
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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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Cardiology Clinics, 1989
Computerized tomography (CT) represents the optimal theoretic approach to x-ray imaging. Ultrafast CT is an emerging imaging modality that has been shown to be highly applicable to quantitative determinations of ventricular mass, right and left ventricular volumes, and global and regional left ventricular function in a variety of cardiac pathologic ...
J A, Rumberger, M J, Lipton
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Computerized tomography (CT) represents the optimal theoretic approach to x-ray imaging. Ultrafast CT is an emerging imaging modality that has been shown to be highly applicable to quantitative determinations of ventricular mass, right and left ventricular volumes, and global and regional left ventricular function in a variety of cardiac pathologic ...
J A, Rumberger, M J, Lipton
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CT scanning and interstitial therapy
Journal of Computed Tomography, 1981Computerized tomography is of considerable value in determining tumor volume at many anatomic sites that are otherwise difficult to visualize. The ability to define volume accurately by means of a CT scan can be employed in interstitial radiotherapy. First, CT scan information may be used to plan the implant volume by defining the tumor location and ...
D, Elkon, J A, Kim, W C, Constable
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