Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to S A Teitelbaum.
This article presents the case of a child with an unusual type of cleft sternum characterized by fusion superiorly between the clavicles and inferiorly at the xiphoid with wide intervening separation. The defect was successfully corrected at age 17 months by surgical closure of the cleft primarily, which had not been achieved previously in a patient at this late age.
Our results indicate that Long-Evans male rats housed in standard conditions show no significant difference between the areas of sections of their left and right amygdalas. In contrast, the S1 strain maze-bright animals have a significantly greater right amygdala than left. Furthermore, the data indicate an overall increase in mean (R + L)/2 amygdala area from 6 to 400 days, except for a significant decrease in area from 26 to 90 days.