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

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Clinical and Radiological Correlations in Ischemic Brainstem Infarcts: A Magnetic Resonance Imagingtrokes are frequent, usually small, and have well-known clinical symptoms and signs, so we chose this condition in order to evaluate the quality of clinical and radiological correlations possible with MRI.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-2218-5 limbic system bilaterally [7]. This discrepancy between the frequency of amnesic syndromes on the one hand, and the low number of cases for which the topography of lesions can be evidenced on the other hand, could be partly reduced if the limbic structures were more accurately identified by the means of brain imaging techniques.

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External References of the Bicommissural Plane, neuroradiology this principle is applied within a wide range of variation in accuracy, primarily dependent on clinical demand. The practical limits of accuracy in determining topographic relationships between various structures of the brain are approached in stereotaxic work for localisation and tr

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,The Hippocampal Formation and Related Structures of the Limbic Lobe: Anatomic — Magnetic Resonance mporal lobe. It includes the subcallosal area, the cingulate gyrus, the isthmus, the parahippocampal gyrus, and the hippocampal formation. The limbic lobe is a primitive portion of the brain which exhibits: (a) a simple cortical cytoarchitecture and (b) a relatively thick superficial medullary lamin

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Brain Stem and Cerebellum: Normal and Pathological Anatomy (Clinical considerations),tem and cerebellum. Advantages include the lack of need for the use of ionizing radiation, the ability to acquire images in multiple planes, superior contrast resolution and spatial resolution nearly equal to that of computed tomography and an absence of artifacts caused by osseous structures adjace

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Eyes and the Optic Pathways,es in the striate (visual) cortex on the medial side of the occipital lobe. Along their orbito-cranial route, the visual paths maintain a roughly axial and horizontal orientation from the eyes to the calcarine fissures. For such a reason, the neuro-ocular plane (NOP) taken as the cephalic reference

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The Limbic System: Identification of Its Structures on Brain Slices,h in living patients. It is widely admitted, however, that most of the amnesic syndromes are, generally, the consequence of brain damage involving the limbic system bilaterally [7]. This discrepancy between the frequency of amnesic syndromes on the one hand, and the low number of cases for which the