Image interpretation session: 1993. Fungal mucocele (aspergillosis) of the sphenoid sinus.
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Aspergillosis↗
Biomedical subjects
C A Barone
Publications and source records attributed to C A Barone.
Image interpretation session: 1993. Intralobar pulmonary sequestration.
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Biopsy↗
Image interpretation session: 1993. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma of the breast.
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Image interpretation session: 1993. Spontaneous rupture of a renal adenoma with perinephric hemorrhage.
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Adenoma↗
Image interpretation session: 1993. Primary pulmonary amyloidosis.
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Image interpretation session: 1993. CNS sarcoidosis.
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Image interpretation session: 1993. Fibromatosis colli.
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Image interpretation session: 1993. Fibroadenoma of the breast.
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Image interpretation session: 1993. Abdominal sarcoidosis.
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Abdomen↗
Image interpretation session: 1993. Pulmonary North American blastomycosis.
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Adolescent↗
Microwave stimulation for commonly used mordants.
Mordants are frequently used in histologic staining techniques. Standard procedures for mordants typically require long incubations of 1 hr or more at 60 C. This paper reports the use of microwave stimulation of mordants to shorten mordant time, minimize tissue loss or damage and improve the quality of the tissue staining.
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Comparison of a serotonin antagonist, opioid antagonist, and TRH analog for the acute treatment of experimental spinal trauma.
The therapeutic efficacies of a serotonin antagonist (mianserin), an opioid antagonist (nalmefene), and a TRH analog (YM-14673) were compared in a well-characterized model of experimental spinal trauma in the rat. Injury was produced by the weight-drop method at T10 and confirmed by the disappearance of the somatosensory evoked response during the subsequent 15 minutes. Drug or vehicle treatments were administered randomly as a single intravenous bolus 15 minutes after injury. Functional outcome was blindly assessed for 2 weeks postinjury using a modified Tarlov scale and the Rivlin-Tator angleboard test. The survival of descending raphe-spinal axons was determined by measurement of serotonin in postmortem spinal tissues located above and below the injury, and histopathologic studies were carried out at the site of injury. All agents displayed similar and significant efficacies with respect to Tarlov and Rivlin-Tator measures of motor recovery and preservation of raphe-spinal fibers below the lesion site. In contrast, none of the agents were effective for preserving the central gray matter or myelin staining in the white matter in slices of tissue from the site of injury. Results are discussed in terms of the early treatment of spinal cord injury and future clinical trials.
Animals↗
[Intestinal obstruction in adults due to a transmesenteric hernia of the megasigmoid].
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[Cystic intestinal pneumatosis].
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Adult↗
[Mandible myxoma and lateral fistulas in the face].
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[Surgical treatment of inguinal hernia by simultaneous aneloplasty and trigonoplasty by the Hindmarsh contractile repair technic].
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Adolescent↗
[Experience with a new technic for inguinal hernioplasty].
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Hernia, Inguinal↗