Degenerative changes in nucleus medialis dorsalis after bilateral lesions of the orbito-frontal cortex of the cat.
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J Petrek
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Changes in EEG and cardiac activity elicited by irrgularly repeated acoustical stimulation in intact animals and in cats with bilateral orbital ablation.
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Cortical response amplitude changes produced by rhythmic acoustic stimulation in cats.
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Acoustic evoked potentials and amplitude of the EEG.
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Applicability of a mathematico-logical method of automatic searching for general unary hypotheses (GUHA) in studying the postcruciate-coronal complex in the cat.
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The amplitude of acoustic evoked potentials and EEG during natural and pharmacologically induced sleep.
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Hemispheral asymmetry of electrical activity of the cortex in cats. 3.
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[Asymmetry of the frontal lobes of the cat's brain].
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[Structural and functional organization of the pericruciate cortex in the cat].
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[Changes in cortical acoustic responses in the cat during long-lasting rhythmical stimulation].
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[Hemispheric asymmetry of cortical electric activity in cats. II].
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[Relation between cortical acoustically evoked responses and amplitude of the electrocorticogram].
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Extraprimary cortical evoked potentials in freely moving cat following photic stimulation.
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Extraprimary evoked potentials in cerebral cortex of the cat at optical stimulation.
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Lymphedema in women treated for breast cancer.
PURPOSE: The purpose of this report is to discuss the etiologic factors, prevention, and current treatment options for lymphedema, which may occur after breast cancer. OVERVIEW: Lymphedema can develop in the breast cancer patient as a result of the interruption of lymphatic flow from postsurgical, postradiation, and infectious causes. It can present at various points after breast cancer treatment and may range from mild to a seriously disabling enlargement. Because lymphedema is permanent, the goal of treatment options is the control of edema, and a multidimensional approach to care is often needed. CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: In the past, there has been limited research in this area. Because lymphedema is essentially an incurable condition, healthcare providers should be aware of techniques such as sentinel-node biopsy that could significantly decrease its incidence. In addition, it is important that each patient's treatment include education and prevention precautions.
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