A rare histopathologic picture resembling cerebral crystalline cholesterinosis.
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Basal Ganglia↗
Biomedical subjects
J C ORTIZ DE ZARATE
Publications and source records attributed to J C ORTIZ DE ZARATE.
[Errors and fallacies in the treatment of acute cerebral vascular accidents].
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Accidents↗
Preretinal hemorrhages. Their mechanism of production and significance.
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Humans↗
[Virosis of the nervous system].
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Central Nervous System Depressants↗
[Spontaneous cerebral hematoma: a curable surgical form of cerebral hemorrhage].
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Cerebral Hemorrhage↗
[Observed case; hereditary bilateral agenesis of the trapezius].
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Humans↗
[Thévenard's familial acropathic ulcer-mutilans with pes excavatus & endocrine-metabolic disorders; study of a family & genetic review of the literature].
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Endocrine System Diseases↗
[Visceral epilepsy].
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Epilepsies, Partial↗
Generalized congenital analgesia.
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Analgesia↗
[Functional syndromes of the fissure of Sylvius; status marmoratus of C. Vogt and Spatz's granulous atrophy of the cerebral cortex].
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Atrophy↗
[Clinical and genetic study on recessive, external, complete ophthalmoplegia with myopia; sex linked (by chromosome X) associated with other dysplasias].
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Chromosomes↗
[Rare protuberance re-softening].
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Humans↗
[Sensory epilepsy due to a solitary parietal cysticercosis].
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Cysticercosis↗