Depth versus subdural electrodes.
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Electrodes, Implanted↗
Biomedical subjects
V H Mark
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The broader view of medical ethics.
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Ethics, Medical↗
Brain injury and criminality.
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Brain Damage, Chronic↗
A prescription for the rising cost of medical care.
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Ambulatory Care↗
A new method of cranioplasty. Technical note.
A new method of cranioplasty is described. The skull defect is exposed, and an impression is taken which is used for the construction of a plaster of Paris model of the defect. Methyl methacrylate is molded to the model and thus an accurate reproduction of the skull defect is produced. The technique has the main advantage of good cosmetic appearance and strength.
Humans↗
Letter: Computerized axial tomography and electroencephalography.
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Computers↗
Editorial: The need for unified medical management of interictal personality changes.
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Epilepsy↗
Traumatic cerebellar hematoma without subdural hematoma.
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Brain Injuries↗
Editorial: Computer-assisted tomography.
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Brain Diseases↗
Computerized axial tomography. Use in the diagnosis of dementia.
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Adult↗
Letter: Delayed idiosyncratic psychosis with phenytoin.
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Humans↗
Letter: Institutionalized mental patients.
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Aftercare↗
Effect of exogenous catecholamines in the amygdala of a 'rage' cat.
Minute amounts of epinephrine or norepinephrine alter the behavior of 'rage' cats (prepared by ventromedial hypothalamotomy) when these substances are focally instilled into both amygdalae via chronic brain cannulae capped with a silastic membrane. Hyperactive defense reactions are replaced by lethargy and placidity. Similar injections of epinephrine or norepinephrine into the amygdalae of normally placid cats who had not been subjected to ventromedial hypothalamotomy did not appreciably alter their behavior.
Amygdala↗