Titlebook: Neurotraumatology: Progress and Perspectives; Proceedings of the I A. Martins Silva,A. Rocha Melo,F. Loew Conference proceedings 1992 Sprin

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Conference proceedings 1992MRI, SPECT) and multiple neurophysiological approaches: EEG, videomonitoring and integrated computer systems with clinical applications. Results that have been obtained by using new drugs to protect the brain as well as progress made in recovering techniques are emphasized. The long-term consequence

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Primary Traumatic Benign Midbrain Haematoma in Hyperextension Injuries of the Head,th good recoveries. It is suggested that paramedian midbrain syndromes associated with midbrain haemorrhages should be recognized as a distinct, although unusual, complication of hyperextension injury to the head which may have a benign course.

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Conference proceedings 1992ionship between neurophysiological and long-term clinical patterns, especially in posttraumatic epilepsy, is discussed. The socio-economic costs of traffic accidents are analysed - based on data from epidemiological studies - and then compared with reported data.

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HM-PAO Spect in Head Trauma,ies elicited on clinical examination..These results show that Tc-99m HM-PAO SPECT is a better technique than CT or NMR in demonstrating the organic basis of some neurological deficits observed after head trauma.