Titlebook: Clinical Neuropathology; Roy O. Weller,Michael Swash,Carl L. Scholtz Textbook 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1983 biopsy.cell.comp

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Irremediable

Trauma to the Nervous System,ain damage occurring at the time of the injury, much can be done to minimise the effects of cerebral oedema, raised intracranial pressure and brain shift which may complicate a head injury. It is not only that the life of the patient may be in danger, but disability can also be minimised by limiting

功多汁水

Intracranial and Spinal Tumours,gical services. Therapy for many of the malignant brain tumours is still far from satisfactory but accurate diagnosis, and especially the detection of meningiomas and other benign tumours is an essential part of good clinical management.

鴿子

Pituitary Tumours,related to the pituitary, and . of the posterior pituitary which are usually well-differentiated astrocytomas. The latter are rare tumours and behave in a similar way to hypothalamic or cerebral astrocytomas.

Hypopnea

Virus Infections of the Nervous System,ayed . to virus invasion of the nervous system (post-viral encephalitis or polyneuropathy). Viruses may enter the nervous system by one of a number of routes, but it is uncommon for there to be clinical evidence of the mode of entry. During viraemia, viruses may penetrate the CNS, usually causing vi

優(yōu)雅

Bacterial, Fungal and Parasitic Infections of the Central Nervous System, i.e. bacterial . and ., or may involve the parenchyma of the brain itself leading to the formation of a cerebral .. On rare occasions, infections may cause subdural abscesses or involve the epidural spaces with secondary spread to the subarachnoid space or to the parenchyma of the brain. Bacterial

宮殿般

Developmental and Neonatal Neuropathology,ental malformation or ., presenting as a functional abnormality without structural change. Abnormal fetal development may thus result in a non-viable conceptus, leading to spontaneous abortion or stillbirth, to a dysraphic state, or to motor and behavioural retardation without specific clinical feat

Oafishness

擁護(hù)

Inborn Lysosomal Storage Disorders Affecting the Nervous System,bolic processes. They contain numerous degradative enzymes which are most active in an acid environment such as that found within the lysosome. Lysosomal enzymes are classified according to their functions; for instance, glycosidases remove specific sugar residues from complex carbohydrates or glyco

散開(kāi)

Hereditary and System Disorders of the Nervous System,e systems of neurons, and of their interconnecting projections. In some the pathogenesis is relatively well understood, for example subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord, but in others, for example motor neuron disease, the cause is obscure. The term ‘system degeneration’, which is often