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R Sungur

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A DNP investigation of pi and final sigma transitions for nitroxide spin probes at 1.53 mT.

A weak field DNP study of 4-hydroxy-2,2,6, 6-tetramethyl-1-piperidinyloxy (4-hydroxy-TEMPO), 4-amino-2,2,6, 6-tetramethyl-1-piperidinyloxy (4-amino-TEMPO), and 2, 2-Di(4-tert-octylphenyl)-1-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) free radicals invarious solvents was performed at 1.53 mT using a doubleresonance spectrometer. pi transitions, in which the RF fieldhas a component perpendicular to the static magnetic fieldB0, and final sigma transitions, in which the RF field has a component parallel to B0, were recorded. In order to observe thefinal sigma transitions a new probe head was designed. The final sigma transitions were obtained at the frequencies expected from theoretical calculations. However, the results obtained for the observed enhancements deviated from the values expectedtheoretically.

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Ossified chronic subdural hematoma: case report.

A case of ossified chronic subdural hematoma is presented in a 13-year-old male in whom the mass was surgically removed. His neurological deficits continued afterward but were less severe.

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Ultrasound diagnosis of liver hydatid disease.

A clinical study of 42 patients with hydatid disease was carried out using a real-time gray scale B-scanner. All cases were confirmed surgically. The ultrasound characteristics of the hydatid cysts were classified into three groups: Type I, simple hydatid cyst (19 of the 42 cases), type II, hydatid cyst with a disrupted wall and septa (14 cases), and type III, hydatid cyst with a heterogeneous echo pattern (9 cases). It was concluded that ultrasound classification of the cysts increases diagnostic accuracy. However, if a hydatid cyst becomes secondarily infected these typical changes are lost and the ultrasound diagnosis may then become more difficult. Periodic examinations should be performed with ultrasound after surgery.

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