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Cahiers de Fontenay, 1979
Schefer Jean Louis. Syrinx. In: Cahiers de Fontenay, n°13-15, 1979. Fragments. pp. 111-113.
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Schefer Jean Louis. Syrinx. In: Cahiers de Fontenay, n°13-15, 1979. Fragments. pp. 111-113.
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The Syrinx Spoken Language System
International Journal of Speech Technology, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Chiari I malformation with syrinx
Pediatric Neurology, 2003The Chiari I congenital malformation is characterized by caudal displacement of the cerebellar tonsils through the cervical canal. Although this malformation is often asymptomatic, coexisting syringomyelia can result in neurologic symptoms. We report a case of progressive ataxia with brainstem dysfunction in an adolescent female manifesting a severe ...
Martha D, Carlson, Karin M, Muraszko
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Syrinx formation in multiple sclerosis
The British Journal of Radiology, 1985The demyelinating process in multiple sclerosis (MS) is only rarely a cause of central nervous system necrosis (Reder & Antel, 1984). This complication of MS is usually seen in association with massive, acute demyelination (Kohler et al, 1980; Lhermitte et al, 1981; Tominaga et al, 1982).
I L, Kwee, T, Nakada
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Holocord syrinx associated with haemangioblastoma
Practical Neurology, 2015A 50-year-old man gave a 6-year history of muscle wasting and weakness of both legs. He had noticed marked muscle loss across his chest and back and ‘spasms’ of his legs at night, often induced by coughing or sneezing. There were no sensory symptoms or problems with sphincters, speech or swallowing.
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2014
In classical mythology, Syrinx is a beautiful woodland nymph who has taken a vow of chastity to show her allegiance to the famously virginal Artemis, the goddess of the woods and of the hunt. The story of her encounter with Pan is told by the Roman poet Ovid (43 BC–18 AD) in his Metamorphoses, a collection of some 250 mythological and legendary stories
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In classical mythology, Syrinx is a beautiful woodland nymph who has taken a vow of chastity to show her allegiance to the famously virginal Artemis, the goddess of the woods and of the hunt. The story of her encounter with Pan is told by the Roman poet Ovid (43 BC–18 AD) in his Metamorphoses, a collection of some 250 mythological and legendary stories
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ETV for successful treatment of holocord syrinx with hydrocephalus: a case report
British Journal of Neurosurgery, 2021Duncan Henderson +2 more
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