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The meninges

The dura was first described in ancient Egypt. Hippocrates insisted that it should be protected and not penetrated. Celsus proposed an association between clinical findings and meningeal damage. Galen proposed that the dura was attached only at the sutures, and he was the first to describe the pia in humans.
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Meningitis

Neurology, 1954
A L, SAHS, R A, UTTERBACK
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Meningitis

Disease-a-Month, 1958
G G, JACKSON, L W, LAPHAM
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Meningeal empyema

Medicina Intensiva (English Edition), 2022
N A, Gemelli, N M, Ciarrocchi, E, San Roman   +2 more
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Manifestations Involving the Meninges (Meningism)

1980
Febrile illnesses Pneumonia Lymphadenitis: cervical, occipital Tonsillitis Rheumatoid arthritis of the cervical spine Injury Anomalies of the vertebral bodies Spastic type of cerebral ...
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Meningitis

Fortschritte der Neurologie · Psychiatrie, 2005
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INFLUENZAL MENINGITIS

Medical Journal of Australia, 1942
E, TURNER, S, WILLIAMS
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Meningitis

2010
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Borrelia meningitis mimicking meningeal lymphoma

Neurology, 1994
J. Ojanguren, Juan Carlos Garcia-Monco, P. Anda, J. Alvarez, Jorge L. Benach, M. Gomez Beldarrain   +5 more
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Meningitis in childhood

Paediatric Nursing, 1995
Maureen Lilley, Margaret Wilson
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