Titlebook: Extracerebral Collections; Robert L. McLaurin Book 1986 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1986 anatomy.anesthesia.bone.brain.complication.computed tomo

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Lorna Hodgson,Paul Verkade,Yohei Yamauchiemergency but it is also the rarest complication of cranial traumas. The EDH is well known and has been described long ago (J. L. Petit 1750: Queloz.). It has led to several publications since the first typical clinical description of an EDH originating from the rupture of the middle meningeal arter

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Enzymology of Influenza Virus Sialidase,hematomas strikingly improve outcome. It is a misconception that an operation is rarely necessary in head injury. In most large series of patients with severe head injury, .., patients unable to speak or follow commands, the incidence of intracranial mass lesions treated operatively is in the range

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51712-4scussions which concerned Virchow’s concept of pachymeningitis hemorrhagica interna. are nearly forgotten and every neurosurgeon nowadays agrees upon the bold outline written by Gushing (1925) in the preface to Doctor Putnam’s dissertation: “In the majority of cases, and perhaps in all, they follow

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Positivism, F-twist, and Robust-Satisficinge term, “subdural hydroma” was first proposed by Dandy (1940). But the terms, subdural hematoma, hygroma, hydroma, effusion and fluid collection have been sometimes confusingly used to indicate the same or different conditions of an abnormal collection of fluid in the subdural space.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36223-1sis. Some, the extracranial ones, are frequent and without pathological consequences. Others, the extradural or subdural ones, are more rare but represent severe complications of head injuries. We will describe first the extracranial hematomas which are present in many head trauma in children. We wi

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Alessandro Lovari,Marinella Belluatilationship between pressure and volume within a closed space such as the head have been the subject of a large body of both experimental and clinical investigation which has contributed much to our understanding of pathological states of increased intracranial pressure (ICP).

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978-3-211-81876-3Springer-Verlag/Wien 1986

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Extracerebral Collections978-3-7091-8805-7Series ISSN 0178-3696