Titlebook: Neurosurgery; Christianto B. Lumenta,Concezio Di Rocco,Jan Jakob Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010 Brain.Cranium.Nerve.Peri

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Book 2010de better medical care for their patients, and will also provide the neurosurgery resident with a reliable European standard for step-by-step management of neurosurgical problems, which will prove useful when preparing for the board examination..

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Book 2010ize medical training. This manual forms the basis for a European consensus in neurosurgery. It is written for residents, students and physicians with a special interest in neurosurgery. Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures are detailed according to localization (cranial, spinal, peripheral nerves)

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Spinal Vascular Diseasescular artery (Fig. 4.4.1). Eighty percent of all spinal AVMs are dural fistulas with an incidence of 5–10/million/year. Dural AVFs first become symptomatic in later adult life, whereas medullary AVMs affect young adults.

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Basicse connected by cranial sutures: the sutura coronalis, the sagittalis and the lambdoidea. In childhood the sutures have not been ossified; therefore, on X-ray films the sutures seem to be gaping. We call the gap the fontanel, which is closed by the end of the second year of life.

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Vascular Diseasessence of developmental defects in the tunica media, but defects in this layer occur as frequently in extracranial vessels where saccular aneurysms are rare. Furthermore, cerebral aneurysms are rarely seen in children.

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Movement Rehabilitation for Trauma and Vascular Patients: Traumatic Brain Injury and Strokeoccurs when a blood vessel in the brain bursts, spilling blood into the spaces surrounding the brain cells or when a cerebral aneurysm ruptures. A small proportion of strokes are watershed strokes caused by hypoperfusion or other vascular problems including vasculitis.

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Spinal Tumoursumours of the spine and in addition are rarely encountered in neurosurgical patients, they shall be mentioned here only in brief, and the appropriate orthopaedic textbooks and publications must be consulted for further information.

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