Titlebook: Celebral Contusions, Lacerations and Hematomas; Reinhold A. Frowein Book 1991 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1991 brain.head.neuroimaging.physiology

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Biomechanics of Brain Injuries,The biomechanics of brain injuries describes how the impact of forces directed to the head are related to the primary physical and physiological effects in the skull and the brain.

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Early Dynamic Evolution of Cerebral Contusions and Lacerations,. of brain tissue are focal lesions of the brain parenchyma, caused by kinetic energy absorbed by the brain. . is an injury similarly inflicted by a force but resulting in a tear of brain tissue. It is usually associated with fractures and with penetrating wounds from sharp objects (Gennarelli 1987).

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Cerebral Hemispheric Contusions and Lacerations,umber of authors, and more recently by Strich (1969, 1970), Adams and Graham (1972), Adams (1975), Adams .. (1977), Vigouroux and Guillermain (1981), Jennett and Teasdale (1981), Arseni and Oprescu (1972, 1984), Henn (1989).

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Diffuse Brain Injury and Brainstem Dysfunction,xonal injury” on the basis of experimental data and on clinical and pathological observations (Adams .. 1977, 1983, Bruce .. 1978, 1981). Zimmermann, Bilaniuk and Gennarelli (1978) described the neuroradiological findings of shearing injuries of the white matter as seen on computerised tomography.

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Traumatic Brain Swelling and Brain Edema,ng to hyperemia and edema. Increases in cerebral blood volume and water content of brain tissue, or a combination of the two, lead to brain bulk enlargement. The cause of this phenomenon is still an object of intensive research activity, however, even the terms and definitions for this phenomenon ha

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Posttraumatic Cerebellar Contusions and Hematomas,rom occipital blows. But the protection of the cerebellum by the strong musculature of the neck, the massive bone with smooth and regular internal contours, the elastic tentorium of the cerebellum and the “fluid cushions” of the fourth ventricle and subarachnoid cisterns make up a “buffer” significa

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