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Magnetoencephalography in Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery, 2006Abstract OBJECTIVE: To present applications of magnetoencephalography (MEG) in studies of neurosurgical patients. METHODS: MEG maps magnetic fields generated by electric currents in the brain, and allows the localization of brain ...
Jyrki P, Mäkelä +5 more
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Neurosurgery, 1983
Advances in antenatal diagnostic techniques coupled with innovative neurosurgical techniques have led to the consideration of treatment of major congenital neurological anomalies in utero. The rationale for such fetal neurosurgical intervention rests in the possibility of halting the progressive neurological deterioration and ameliorating the sequelae ...
J E, Wilberger, P, Baghai
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Advances in antenatal diagnostic techniques coupled with innovative neurosurgical techniques have led to the consideration of treatment of major congenital neurological anomalies in utero. The rationale for such fetal neurosurgical intervention rests in the possibility of halting the progressive neurological deterioration and ameliorating the sequelae ...
J E, Wilberger, P, Baghai
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Neurosurgery, 1986
The neurosurgical role in rehabilitation rehabilitation was studied. Over a 5-year period, 850 individuals were referred to a rehabilitation center after initial acute care. Surgery was indicated for 66 patients. There were 28 quadriplegic or paraplegic individuals with intractable spasticity.
D A, Herz, M, Gregerson, L, Pearl
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The neurosurgical role in rehabilitation rehabilitation was studied. Over a 5-year period, 850 individuals were referred to a rehabilitation center after initial acute care. Surgery was indicated for 66 patients. There were 28 quadriplegic or paraplegic individuals with intractable spasticity.
D A, Herz, M, Gregerson, L, Pearl
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Neurosurgery, 1989
These are challenging times for neurosurgery. Although no one can predict our future, great changes are in the wind--many of which we are powerless to prevent. We must all take on added social responsibility, above and beyond that of patient care. The leadership of your organization can only act with the support of active and concerned neurosurgeons ...
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These are challenging times for neurosurgery. Although no one can predict our future, great changes are in the wind--many of which we are powerless to prevent. We must all take on added social responsibility, above and beyond that of patient care. The leadership of your organization can only act with the support of active and concerned neurosurgeons ...
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