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Acta Neurochirurgica, 1980
A case of subdural effusion caused by carcinomatous metastatic dural deposits is presented. An attempt is made to explain the possible underlying pathophysiological mechanism of malignant subdural haemorrhagic effusion. Whenever malignant subdural effusion is suspected, biopsy of the membrane and cytological examination of the fluid is imperative for a
T, Vasudev Rao, D H, Deshpande
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A case of subdural effusion caused by carcinomatous metastatic dural deposits is presented. An attempt is made to explain the possible underlying pathophysiological mechanism of malignant subdural haemorrhagic effusion. Whenever malignant subdural effusion is suspected, biopsy of the membrane and cytological examination of the fluid is imperative for a
T, Vasudev Rao, D H, Deshpande
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Subdural Effusion in Hodgkin's Disease
Archives of Neurology, 1966AN AVASCULAR biconvex area seen on a carotid arteriogram as shown in Fig 1 would ordinarily be interpreted as a chronic subdural hematoma. True, under some circumstances a hygroma or the much less likely subdural empyema or effusion secondary to meningitis would also have to be considered. However, in the patient in whom this arteriogram was made, none
J V, McDonald, R, Burton
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The "Doughnut Sign" in Subdural Effusion
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1975A 7-month-old infant developedHaemophilus influenzaemeningitis that failed to respond to appropriate therapy. Anterior fontanel subdural taps were negative. A subsequent sodium pertechnetate Tc 99m brain scan demonstrated a subdural fluid collection on the left, manifested as a "doughnut" sign.
R T, Trackler, K E, Miller, M L, Cohen
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The nature of postmeningitic subdural effusions
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1952Summary 1. Studies on the subdural fluid complicating a meningitis due to a beta-hemolytic streptococcus were carried out. 2. The protein in subdural effusions is blood protein as demonstrated by electrophoresis. 3. The yellow pigment present in subdural effusions is one pigment and is derived from heme. 4.
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SUBDURAL EFFUSIONS COMPLICATING BACTERIAL MENINGITIS
Pediatrics, 1951Twenty cases of subdural effusion are presented occurring in infants under the age of 14 months during their convalescence from acute bacterial meningitis due to H. influenzae type b, D. pneumoniae, paracolon bacillus and Ps. aeruginosa. The incidence of these effusions must be quite high, since at least 20 out of 43 cases of meningitis ...
M H D, SMITH, R E, DORMONT, G W, PRATHER
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Isotope scanning of subdural effusions in infancy
Experientia, 1967Die Methode der Scintigraphie der subduralen Effusion mit dem I131-Hippuran wird dargestellt. Bei der Subduralpunktion wird die abgelassene Subduralflussigkeit durch 1–4 µC I131-Hippuran ersetzt. Mit dieser Isotopenscintigraphie ist es moglich, die horizontale Projektion der subduralen Effusion und die Stellen der sagittalen Naht sowie der grossen ...
S, Similä, O, Wasz-Höckert
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Surgical treatment of subdural effusions in infants
Acta Neurochirurgica, 1976We puropose a simplified method for external drainage of subdural effusions in infants, not calling for a second operation to remove the catheters. This method allows the daily control of evacuated fluid, guarantees smooth and uninterrupted drainage, and permits analysis of the subdural collection.
J, Brotchi, J, Bonnal
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PERSISTENT FEVER AND SUBDURAL EFFUSIONS
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 1985Charles G. Prober +3 more
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