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Primary tumours of the thalamus.
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Thalamic angioma and aneurysm of the anterior chorodial artery with intraventricular hematoma.
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Primary tumors of the region of the thalamus.
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[Clinical study of blastomas of the optico-striate nucleus; twenty cases].
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[Spongioblastoma of thalamus and mesencephalon].
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[Thalamic tumor with rapid dementia].
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[Recurrent glioma of the thalamus. Retrospective study after 5 and 1/2 years of postoperative evolution. (Presentation of the patient)].
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[Right and parietal left thalamic spongioblastoma associated with cutaneous Recklinghausen's disease].
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[Ventriculographic diagnosis of thalamic neoformations].
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[Ventriculographic diagnosis of thalamic neoformations].
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[A case of tumor of the thalamo-pituitary region in a child with symptoms of Glinski-Simonds disease].
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[On a case of hemiballism produced by a glioma of the optic thalamus].
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[Roentgen diagnosis of tumors of the thalamus].
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[Monocular diplopia. Solitary brain metastasis of a melanoblastoma].
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