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Advances in Macaca Research and Application: 2012 Edition: ...
Macaca fuscata Kansai Medical University, Osaka: Cerebromalacia with epilepsy
and cortical blindness in a laboratory Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata) A
new study, 'Cerebromalacia with epilepsy and cortical blindness in a laboratory ...
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Companion to Clinical Neurology
... cerebromacular degeneration (cerebromacular dystrophy, Stock–Spielmeyer–
Vogt disease) See gangliosidoses and neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis.
cerebromacular dystrophy See cerebromacular degeneration. cerebromalacia (
Lat and Gr, ...
FRCP William Pryse-Phillips MD, FRCP(C) Faculty of Medicine Health Sciences Centre Memorial University of Newfoundland St. John's Newfoundland, 2009
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MR Imaging and Spectroscopy of Central Nervous System Infection
MRI, however, is better than CT in the evaluation of exact extent of
cerebromalacia and provides more detailed information on the soft tissue
contents within the calcified granuloma. Figure 12. Cerebral paragonimiasis in
chronic stage.
Rakesh K. Gupta, Robert B. Lufkin, 2001
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Adam's Fall: Traumatic Brain Injury The First 365 Days
January 31. Day 172. Dear Adam: I just did a Google search on cerebromalacia.
After our meeting with Dr. Jensen I emailed him asking for the word that he used
to describe the "spots" on your brain: encephalomalacia led to cerebromalacia.
Robert V. Bullough Jr., 2011
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Neurological Diseases in Tropics
Axial T2- weighted image (A) shows multiple round nodules of hypointensity (
arrowheads) associated with adjacent cerebromalacia in the left temporal and
occipital lobes. The round nodules of hypointensity represent inactive calcified ...
January 31. Day 172. Dear Adam: I just did a Google search on cerebromalacia.
After our meeting with Dr. Jensen I emailed him asking for the word that he used
to describe the "spots" on your brain: encephalomalacia led to cerebromalacia.
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Natural Healing with Chinese Herbs
Keisetsu Ōtsuka, Dōmei Yakazu, Tōtarō Shimizu, Hongyuan Xu. of the brain in
which the cerebral hemorrhage or cerebromalacia has occurred. Treatment
Apoplexy, a disease with a sudden onset, should be treated with emergency
measures.
Keisetsu Ōtsuka, Dōmei Yakazu, Tōtarō Shimizu, 1982
The possibility that nicotinic acid may deteriorate cerebral circulation explains the
unfavourable results of its use in cerebromalacia reported by Muratore (1963).
The drug is therefore contra-indicated if cerebral hyperemic foci, venous ...
John Stirling Meyer, 1972
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Elsevier's Dictionary of Medicine and Biology: in English, ...
... nt encephalomalacia n; cerebromalacia n g εκγεφαλομαλάκυνση f -ης;
εκγεφαλική μαλάκυνση f-ης encefalomalaciaf; cerebromalacia f d
Enzephalomalazie f; Encephalomalaciaf; Zerebromalazie f; Gehirnerweichungf *
encephalomeningitis n ...
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Head Injury 2Ed: Pathophysiology & Management
(b) This represents a region of microcystic cerebromalacia or gliosis, which often
contains foci or a rim of hypointensity on T2-weighted images due to residual
hemosiderin. When extensive tissue loss occurs due to hemorrhagic, ischemic or
...
P Reilly, R Bullock, 2005
