Titlebook: Brain Anatomy and Magnetic Resonance Imaging; André Gouaze,Georges Salamon Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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L?sungen: 100 übungsaufgaben zur BuchführungThis study will expound a method for locating structures of the cerebral cortex, section by section, in the three spatial planes, thanks to the possibilities offered by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

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Introduction,Waiting to launch a space conquest and at the same time closely examining particles of matter and attempting to domesticate nuclear energy, man, an artist, looks with admiration and humility on his own body, trying to decipher its complex nature and functioning.

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Identification of Cortical Sulci and Gyri Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging: a Preliminary Study,This study will expound a method for locating structures of the cerebral cortex, section by section, in the three spatial planes, thanks to the possibilities offered by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

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Some Developmental and Evolutionary Aspects of the Lumbosacral Spine,It seems appropriate, considering that this work was presented at a meeting held in Marseilles, that this chapter starts with a quotation and an illustration by Pierre Belon, who is considered by many to be the father of comparative anatomy (Fig. 1).

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A Case of Syringomyelia of the Conus Medullaris with Arnold-Chiari Malformations: Pre- and Post-opeA 58-year old woman presenting symptoms of progressive paraparesis was found, after computed tomographic (CT) scan, myelography and angiography, to have an idiopathic syringomyelia at the T11–T12 level. After syringotomy, she improved during the next month.

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,Abschlu?übungen mit Betriebsübersichten,ctures in the brain, normalised to a frame of reference with external or internal landmarks. Therefore any discussion of such landmarks, in order to be of more than mere academic interest, must incorporate experiences made accessible in stereotaxic practice.

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External References of the Bicommissural Plane,ctures in the brain, normalised to a frame of reference with external or internal landmarks. Therefore any discussion of such landmarks, in order to be of more than mere academic interest, must incorporate experiences made accessible in stereotaxic practice.