[Cerebrocardiac apoplexy].
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Cerebrovascular Disorders↗
Biomedical subjects
M KAMEYAMA
Publications and source records attributed to M KAMEYAMA.
[A clinico-pathologic study on the peripheral nervous system of the aged, with special reference to the sciatic nerves].
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Aging↗
[Clinical aspects of cerebrovascular disorders].
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Cerebrovascular Disorders↗
[Clinicopathologial significance of variations in the basilar arteries].
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Basilar Artery↗
[Vascular lesions in the diencephalon].
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Aged↗
[Adrenal cortex and hypertension. Study on 286 autopsies of aged persons].
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Adrenal Cortex↗
[Studies on motor disturbances due to cerebrovascular disorders. Clinico-pathological studies on lesions in the posterior limb of the internal capsule].
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Basal Ganglia↗
A study of the etiology of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage from the viewpoint of vascular pathology.
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Cerebral Arteries↗
Changes in electric flicker values by vestibular stimulation.
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Humans↗
Effects of injection of analgetics and alcohol drinking on values of electric flicker.
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Alcohol Drinking↗
Statistical evaluation of electric flicker.
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Humans↗
The effect of a small dose of roentgen rays upon the human body as revealed by the method of electric flicker.
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Human Body↗
Pathogenesis of hepatocerebral disease. II. Histochemical study of copper of liver and brain in Wilson's disease.
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Brain↗