brain lesions
Enhancing Brain Lesions after Endovascular Treatment of Aneurysms
... including brain MR imaging and MRA was available for all 7 ...enhancing lesions disappeared in 1 case, decreased in number in 3 cases (Fig 2), were unchanged in 1 case, and increased in number in 2 ...
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Trans-sulcal or fissure approach for supratentorial brain lesions: evaluation
... surgically treated by trans-sulcal approach for excision of supratentorial brain lesions. Patients were admitted and operated upon in neurosurgery department, Tanta University Hospital, in the period from ...
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Expression of aryl hydrocarbon receptor in rat brain lesions following traumatic brain injury
... However, immediate post-lesional transfer of MBP-specific T cells exacerbated lesion pathology in spinal cord contusion [26]. Furthermore, depletion of regulatory T cells (Treg) by CD25 antibody, reported by Liesz et ...
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Lateralization of Brain Lesions Following Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation
... sions in infants undergoing ECMO and to deter mine whether ischemic lesions associated with right carotid ligation would occur more commonly on the right and hemorrhagic lesions would oc[r] ...
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Evaluation of Brain Lesions Using Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
... proton brain spectrum depends on quite a few factors, such as the field strength used, echo time, and type of pulse ...normal brain, while compounds such as lactate, alanine or others may be detectable if ...
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Past tense in children with focal brain lesions
... This leads us to the contrast between children with FL and children with SLI. Here, we compare systems that approach the same task (learning language for the first time) with very different neurological conditions. While ...
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The Diagnostic Role of Brain MRI in Detection of Multiple Sclerosis Related Cognitive Impairment
... cortical brain lesions using brain magnetic resonance imaging ...and brain MRI were per- formed for all ...by brain MRI; ...non-cortical brain lesions or neurological ...
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Pearls & Oy-sters: The critical role of histopathology in diagnosing cancer-associated necrotizing CNS vasculitis
... Brain lesions are present on MRI in up to 40% of patients with ...ring-enhancing lesions with surrounding ...based brain lesions during first-line ...
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Minimal Brain Dysfunction in Children, by Paul H. Wender, M.D. New York: Wiley-Interscience, A Division of John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1971, 242 pp., $10.50
... plicated epilepsy, three among 36 children with evidence of brain lesions above the brain stem, and five in 38 children excluded from schooL ) In this series there is a clear associa- ti[r] ...
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Title: Brain Death Diagnosis in Primary Posterior Fossa Lesions
... supratentorial brain lesion usually produces a rostrocaudal transtentorial brain herniation, resulting in forebrain and brainstem loss of ...secondary brain lesions ...initial brain ...
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Nipah Viral Encephalitis or Japanese Encephalitis? MR Findings in a New Zoonotic Disease
... small lesions were detected in the white matter (Figs 1 and ...had lesions in the corpus callosum (Fig 3). In two patients, brain lesions were limited exclusively to the white ...Cortical ...
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HOW TOXIC IS HEXACHLOROPHENE?
... Dietary level Days on diet Blood levels Brain lesions (vacuolization).. * Gaines, ‘r.[r] ...
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ROLE OF DIFFUSION WEIGHTED IMAGING TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN BRAIN ABSCESS AND CYSTIC/NECROTIC BRAIN TUMOR
... Both CT and MR imaging reveal a high sensitivity for diagnosing ring enhancing brain lesions. However, are less specific for differentiating between cystic/ necrotic brain tumor and abscess. Newer ...
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MRI assessment of whole-brain structural changes in aging
... NACC’s input in the study designs. For this study, the UDS portion of the NACC data were retrieved, and baseline data from people aged 55 years that were col- lected and submitted to NACC between September 2005 and ...
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Role of mri in evaluation of ring enhancing lesions in brain in correlation with mr spectroscopy
... Multiple ring-enhancing lesions are one of the most commonly encountered neuro imaging abnormalities. Widely available imaging techniques, computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are used to ...
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Early Features in Neuroimaging of Two Siblings With Molybdenum Cofactor Deficiency
... Coronal sections of brain MRI in the fi rst sibling at 4 hours (upper row) and 3.7 days (lower row) after birth. A and B, Almost the entire cortical area except for the right frontal lobe showed a hyperintense ...
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New α- and γ-synuclein immunopathological lesions in human brain
... This work was supported by VA Merit review grant and the Glaucoma Foundation grant. We are grateful to professor Ben. Barres (Stanford University) and Alexander Sosunov (Columbia University, NY) for many helpful ...
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MR spectroscopy in the evaluation of enhancing lesions in the brain in multiple sclerosis
... Behar et al (31) analyzed the macromolecu- lar resonances of human brain in healthy volun- teers at 2.1 T. In vivo spectra edited to obtain macromolecular resonances were compared with spectra acquired on cytosol ...
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Computed Tomography of the Brain Stem with Intrathecal Metrizamide Part II: Lesions in and around the Brain Stem
... While conventional CT with intravenous contrast material can demon strate abnormalities in brain stem density, metrizamide cisternography shows th e subtl e changes in brain stem shape a[r] ...
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Clinical Reasoning: Left hemiparesis, ataxia, and optic neuritis in a child previously treated for pineoblastoma
... the brain is known to produce late delayed changes in the white matter (from several months to years after exposure) and subsequent administration of chemotherapy may increase the risk of cerebral ...The ...
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