Titlebook: MR Imaging of the Skull and Brain; A Correlative Text-A Klaus Sartor Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Alzheimer′s disease.H

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Developmental Anomalies,haracterized by their histologic (microscopic) features. Therefore, to determine presence or absence of a developmental anomaly, one has to scrutinize first the cerebral anatomy and search for deviations from the normal. Ever since radiographic methods of investigation capable of visualizing intracr

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Mechanical Trauma,ng. Depending on which part of the cranium is involved, craniocerebral and facial (or combined) injuries are distinguished. To better understand the evolving role of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging in the diagnosis of such lesions, a few conceptual points must be addressed first. The present standar

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Demyelinating and Degenerative Diseases, of these diseases are idiopathic, but others have known, for example, genetic or metabolic, foundations. While specific neuropathologic features may be seen in the demyelinating and some of the degenerative diseases, there is only nonspecific neuronal loss and accompanying reactive gliosis (often i

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We show how this model produces confinement. The model incorporates the idea of the QCD vacuum acting like a dual superconductor due to an effective chromomagnetic monopole condensate. We turn then to high energy, small momentum transfer hadron-hadron scattering. A field-theoretic formalism to trea

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Klaus Sartor M.D. We show how this model produces confinement. The model incorporates the idea of the QCD vacuum acting like a dual superconductor due to an effective chromomagnetic monopole condensate. We turn then to high energy, small momentum transfer hadron-hadron scattering. A field-theoretic formalism to trea

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