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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ENCEPHALOTOMY»
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Concepts in Pediatric Neurosurgery
attain such a goal by exploiting modern technological capabilities should be
considered. The balloon encephalotomy technique can also be used to dilate the
openings made for stereotaxic third ventriculostomy, to create and dilate
openings ...
2
AJNR, American Journal of Neuroradiology
In our series, recurrent focal lesions typically occurred later and had different
configurations than the linear pattern of nonmalignant enhancement observed
along encephalotomy margins. Linear enhancement at the encephalotomy site
was ...
3
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
... upon which we have insisted, as all anatomists are aware of the caution which
must here be exercised, the subject of the comparative encephalotomy of the
human races being still in its infancy. — Comptcs Rcndus, No. 2. 12 July 1841.
12.
Robert Jameson, William Jardine,
1841
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
... anatomists are aware of the caution which must here be exercised, the subject
of the comparative encephalotomy of the human races being still in its infancy. —
Comptes Rendus, No. 2. 12 July 1841. 12. Glarine and Infusoria in Mineral ...
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Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
... upon which we have insisted, as all anatomists are aware of the caution which
must here be exercised, the subject of the comparative encephalotomy of the
human races being still in its infancy. — Comptes Rendus, No. 2. 12 July 1841.
12.
Robert Jameson, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Wernerian Natural History Society,
1841
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
... upon which we have insisted, as all anatomists are aware of the caution which
must here be exercised, the subject of the comparative encephalotomy of the
human races being still in its infancy.—C'omptes Rendus, No. 2. 12 July 1841. 12
.
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Surgical Management of Pain
... rarely lasting longer than a few months. Many ablative procedures have been
tried, including thalamotomy and mes- encephalotomy and mesencephalic
tractotomy, which have been described to be effective in 50 to 70% of patients.
—'D be tantamount to encephalotomy. —Huh? -Be like a body without a head. —
What'd be the difference? -Gotta point there. Could try t' leave the autonomous
nervous system intact and disconnect the rest. -Tried that last election, Rufe.
9
Animal Cell Technology: From Vaccines to Genetic Medicine
There are reports that some mice with the homozygous knockout phenotype kept
for a long time are beginning to show signs of ataxia, and other signs associated
with a classic spongiform encephalotomy. From the tenor of your comments do I ...
Manuel J.T. Carrondo, Bryan Griffiths, José L.P. Moreira,
1996
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Inverted Medical Dictionary, Second Edition
... cephalia pantanencephaly brain largeness macrencephaly macrencephalous
brain operation encephalotomy leukotomy lobotomy topectomy ventriculostomy
ventriculotomy brain puncture encephalopuncture ventriculopuncture puncture of
...
Bruce C. Carlstedt, Mary J. Stanaszek, Walter F. Stanaszek,
1991