Titlebook: Brain Edema; Proceedings of the S Igor Klatzo,Franz Seitelberger Conference proceedings 1967 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1967

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Chemical Aspects of Edematous Brain2). These examinations demonstrated that the soluble cerebral proteins, extracted from the brain tissue by 0.3 M sucrose, contained numerous proteins but only included albumin from the area of the edema, which was most frequently in the white matter. The proteins present were at that time visualized

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Hydrosoluble Proteins of Edematous Human Nervous Tissueunchanged. At autopsy, alterations are at a maximum in periventricular white matter (Lowenthal, 1959). After having defined edematous tissue, we wanted to study with the method described previously in our laboratory (Van Sande, 1962) the hydrosoluble proteins. We used only edematous tissue taken dur

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The Problem of Status Spongiosuss state, and therefore it is not a disease and not a neuropathological entity. It is a histopathological syndrome that is neither dependent on a single endogenous nor an exogenous condition. It is found in connection with degenerative, inflammatory, and circulatory syndromes or diseases.

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Electron Microscopic Observations in Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease confirmed the diagnosis with microspongiosis, neuronal rarefaction and heavy gliosis being characteristic. The cerebral cortex was prominently affected, with the occipital regions comparatively spared. An unusual feature was the gross brain atrophy (890 g). The second case is reported here for the

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Chemical Aspects of Edematous Brainlular. Nevertheless, when the edema was associated with a cerebrovascular lesion the findings were equally compatible with some or possibly most of the edema fluid being within the myelin sheath and the myelin cell.

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W. Kinzy Jones,Karel Kurzweil,Sylvia Merguice does not attain statistical significance at even a 5% level. The age of such patients between five and ten is about the same for both sexes, but the condition is rarely, if ever, found in adults, in which pseudotumor syndromes from other causes are much more commonly seen.