10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CALVARIAN»
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1
Neuro-Oncology of CNS Tumors
In most series, the second most common finding in benign calvarian tumors is
hemangioma [8]. Benign osteoblastoma represents about 1% of all bone tumors,
and a craniofacial localization is found in 15% of all osteoblastomas [2]. The most
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Jörg-Christian Tonn, Manfred Westphal, J. T. Rutka, 2006
2
The Encyclopedia of Neuropsychological Disorders
Fontanelles are the gaps between the calvarian bones, sometimes known as the
“soft spots” on an infant's head. Suture closure reaches maturity at age 12,
though continues gradually until the third decade of life. Craniosynostosis can
involve ...
Chad A. Noggle, Raymond S. Dean, Arthur MacNeill Horton, 2012
3
Issues in Cancer Treatment: 2011 Edition
(2010 JUL 21) University of Hamburg: Dermal cylindroma of the scalp (turban
tumour) and subjacent calvarian defects A report, 'Dermal cylindroma of the scalp
(turban tumour) and subjacent calvarian defects,' is newly published data in ...
4
Cleft Lip: New Insights for the Healthcare Professional: ...
(2010 JUL 17) General Hospital, Balingen: Primary osteoplasty using calvarian
bone in patients with cleft lip, alveolus and palate “The results of primary bone
grafting in terms of initial cleft width, existence or absence of a lateral incisor and
...
Simple calvarian tumors are sufficiently diagnosed by CT. The modern
assessment of skull base tumors or complex calvarian tumors is multimodal: MRI
is mandatory to evaluate soft-tissue structures and CT for visualizing bone
alterations.
Jörg-Christian Tonn, Manfred Westphal, J. T. Rutka, 2010
6
Lysosomal Storage Diseases: Early Diagnosis and New Treatments
She then underwent a stabilization of the atlanto-axial segment by means of an
occipital ring connected to C2 pedicle screws; the construct was augmented with
split calvarian bone inserted between C0 and C2 (Fig. 4). After surgery, the ...
Rossella Parini, Generoso Andria, 2010
7
Essential Biomaterials Science
Bone grafts may be either autologous (usu- ally calvarian) or allogeneic (again
usually banked calvarian). Biomaterials used for this reconstruction include
polymers such as polymethylmethacrylate and porous polyethylene, and titanium
mesh ...
8
Diagnostic Pediatric Hematopathology
Up to 22 weeks of gestation, the hematopoiesis is detected in all bones except
the calvarian bones (skull) [11]. The lack of hematopoiesis in the calvarian bones
most likely is due to the fact that the skull bone osteogenesis does not develop ...
Maria A. Proytcheva, 2011
9
Donald School Textbook of Transvaginal Sonography
Surface or maximum rendering depicts the abnormal form of the cranium and the
complete absence of the development of calvarian bones (Fig. 36.33).
Encephalocele The encephalocele is caused by lack of ossification of the rostral
part of ...
10
TxNxM1: The Anatomy and Clinics of Metastatic Cancer
as the patients will present either to the neurologist (spinal or calvarian
metastases), to the orthopedist as long bones or even to the stomatologist with
oral metastases. Of a consecutive series of 395 patients, 20 or 5% presented with
bone ...
