[Traumatology of the skull--pathogenesis and clinical picture of skull brain trauma].
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Brain Concussion↗
Biomedical subjects
O Stochdorph
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[Is the differentiation between orthosympathicus and parasympathicus anatomically justified?].
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Animals↗
[Diagnostic and pathological aspects of multiple sclerosis].
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
[Central nervous system involvement in Whipple's disease].
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Adult↗
[The nosology of congophilic angiopathy (senile amyloidosis) of the brain].
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Amyloid↗
[The anatomical basis of pain in acute abdomen].
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Abdomen, Acute↗
[The appearance of the so-called cerebellar astrocytoma (Bergstrand Tumor) in the cerebrum].
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Adult↗
[Histological aspects of the autonomic nervous system].
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Autonomic Nervous System↗
[Histopathology of metabolically-caused encephalopathies].
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Acute Kidney Injury↗
[Concerning the distribution pattern of venous circulatory disorders of the brain].
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Birth Injuries↗
[Necrotizing herpetic encephalitis. Electro-clinical and pathological studies on two infantile cases (author's transl)].
The electroclinical and pathological features of two infantile cases of acute necrotizing herpetic encephalitis are reported. The distribution of the lesions has been compared with those observed in fourteen other cases including four with EEG records. Various electroencephalographic features have been recorded including repetitive slow spikes and periodic stereotyped paroxysmal discharges. The pathological data are interpreted to attempt unravelling the physiopathology of the EEG features.
Adult↗