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Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1948
During the past years a large number of persons with recent and old head injuries have been referred to the electroencephalographic department for assistance in the differential diagnosis of subdural hematoma from other forms of intracranial lesions. At first the criterion of Jasper, 1 namely, decreased amplitude of electric activity over the region of
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During the past years a large number of persons with recent and old head injuries have been referred to the electroencephalographic department for assistance in the differential diagnosis of subdural hematoma from other forms of intracranial lesions. At first the criterion of Jasper, 1 namely, decreased amplitude of electric activity over the region of
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Acute Subdural Hematoma After Subdural Punctures
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1982The subdural puncture is a simple procedure in which either a short 20-gauge spinal needle or preferably a blunt subdural needle is introduced into the subdural space at the lateral border of the anterior fontanel. The procedure is used for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Complications are unusual. Matson1mentioned the possibility of a fistula if
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