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EXTRADURAL HEMATOMAS OF THE POSTERIOR FOSSA
Archives of Surgery, 1950MANY excellent articles 1 have adequately described the entity of extradural hematoma of the cerebral convexity. The symptom complex, surgical experience and pathology have been so succinctly and frequently commented on as to make the lesion familiar to all who have a ready acquaintance with craniocerebral injuries.
R Y, HERREN, W E, ZELLER
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2019
The posterior fossa contains structures essential for life, including the brainstem. The pathophysiology of disease states affecting the posterior fossa and surgery within the posterior fossa pose several challenges distinct from those encountered during supratentorial craniotomy.
Tasha L. Welch, Jeffrey J. Pasternak
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The posterior fossa contains structures essential for life, including the brainstem. The pathophysiology of disease states affecting the posterior fossa and surgery within the posterior fossa pose several challenges distinct from those encountered during supratentorial craniotomy.
Tasha L. Welch, Jeffrey J. Pasternak
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Enterogenous cyst of the posterior fossa
British Journal of Neurosurgery, 2000We report the case of a 13-year-old boy who presented with deafness due to a posterior fossa cystic lesion which was surgically excised. Histological examination showed it to be an enterogenous cyst. These extremely rare lesions seldom occur within the neural axis.
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Angio-tomography of the posterior fossa
Neuroradiology, 1971On the basis of 6 figures it is attempted to demonstrate the importance of angio-tomography of the posterior cerebral fossa as a complement to general angiography. Our experience shows that tomographic examination enables an improved evaluation to be made, especially of the course of the posterior inferior cerebellar artery.
P, Oldenkott, P, Gerhardt
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Meningiomas of the Posterior Cranial Fossa
Radiology, 1958ME NINGIOMAS of the posterior cranial fossa are difficult to diagnose but, when detected, are often amenable to surgical removal. The clinical, roentgen, and surgical features of these lesions have been ably described in the comprehensive treatise by Castellano and Ruggiero in 1953 (5) and in other reports (4, 6-8, 1518,21,26,34,39- 42).
T A, TRISTAN, P J, HODES
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Posterior fossa, oksipital kemik, sfenoid kemiğin dorsum sellası, temporal kemiklerin petröz ve mastoid kısımları, foramen magnum ve tentorium cerebelli tarafından sınırlanan, beyin sapı ve serebellum gibi önemli yapıları içeren bir bölgedir. Serebellum, beyin sapının arkasında yer alır ve anterior, posterior ve flokülonodüler loblara ayrılır ...
David Allison, Marcus Wong
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David Allison, Marcus Wong
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CYSTICERCOSIS OF THE POSTERIOR FOSSA
Brain, 1956E R, BICKERSTAFF, J M, SMALL, A L, WOOLF
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