[Surgical treatment of the vertebral artery insufficiency syndrome due to spondylotic compression].
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Cervical Vertebrae↗
Biomedical subjects
G Broggi
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[Experimental lesions induced by localized cooling of the brain. Morphologic and histochemical study].
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Animals↗
[Study of the excitability of the primary afferent nerve endings in the spinal medulla during sleep and wakefulness].
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Animals↗
[Vascular changes in acute cranial injuries].
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Cerebrovascular Circulation↗
[Research on the action of high-pressure oxygen in experimental cerebral ischemia].
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Animals↗
[Further observations on spinal phasic phenomena occurring during desynchronized sleep].
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Animals↗
Three-dimensional neuroanatomic images in CT-guided stereotaxic neurosurgery.
A technique is described for three-dimensional reconstruction of human diencephalic structures based on information contained in a widely used stereotaxic brain atlas. Various methods of graphically representing the obtained diencephalic volumes are discussed and examples are given. The anatomic information contained in the computerized atlas can be implemented with computed tomography performed under stereotaxic conditions. Volume data provided by the tomograms are used for three-dimensional "stretching" of the volumes presented in the atlas. Improved accuracy in identifying "invisible" diencephalic targets in functional stereotaxic neurosurgery is expected to result from this new technique.
Brain↗
[Polymodal afferents to the posterior thalamic nuclei of the cat: electrophysiologic study].
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