Biomedical subjects
S MULLAN
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SIMPLIFIED THROMBOSIS OF A LARGE, HYPERTROPHIC HEMANGIOMA OF THE SCALP.
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AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF CEREBRAL ANEURYSM.
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FORMALIN FIXATION FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF BRAIN TISSUE: A PERFUSION TECHNIC.
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PERCUTANEOUS INTERRUPTION OF SPINAL-PAIN TRACTS BY MEANS OF A STRONTIUM90 NEEDLE.
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A NUCLEAR NEEDLE FOR USE IN NEUROSURGERY.
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FRACTIONAL CISTERNAL PNEUMOENCEPHALOGRAPHY IN 100 PATIENTS WITH INTRACRANIAL SPACE-CONSUMING LESIONS.
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Respiratory hazards of the surgical treatment of the Arnold-Chiari malformation.
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Pigmented meningiomas: an unusual variant. Report of a case with review of the litera ure.
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Human brain tumors: an electron-microscopic study.
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Studies of cerebral edema. III. Alteration in the white matter: an electron microscopic study using ferritin as a labeling compound.
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Effect of hypothermia upon cerebral injuries in dogs. Some observations made in cases of experimental injury at 28-30 centigrade.
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An electron microscopic study of human brain tumors.
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Observations on deep cerebral "localization" of the tremor of Parkinson's disease.
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Late moulding of the scaphocephalic skull.
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An experimental study in the use of a rapidly decaying beta source (Pd109) in the production of deep cerebral lesions.
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Illusions of comparative interpretation and emotion; production by epileptic discharge and by electrical stimulation in the temporal cortex.
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