Early functional neuroanatomic studies by Broca described the association of the left
cerebral hemisphere with language function. More recent investigations have included …

In this issue of the AJNR, Rordorf et al (page 5) report their experience with the use of
diffusionweighted MR imaging in detecting clinically silent thromboembolic events that …

Blood oxygen level–dependent functional MR (BOLD fMR) imaging, long accepted as a
powerful research technique in the cognitive sciences and neurosciences, recently has …

In this issue of the AJNR, Rordorf et al (page 5) report their experience with the use of
diffusionweighted MR imaging in detecting clinically silent thromboembolic events that …

Real progress will often be a graduated ascent along a scale of values. If observations can
be repeated and can permit reliable predictions, then research is worthwhile and important …

BACKGROUND PURPOSE: Endovascular aneurysm therapy has associated risks of
ischemic complications. We undertook this study to evaluate the efficacy of …

Dear Sir, The major problem with the decision to perform a recurrent treatment after
endovascular embolization of cerebral aneurysms is the fact that we do not know whether a …

OBJECTIVE: To prospectively determine temporal changes in regional cerebral perfusion in
patients with acutely (< 72 h) ruptured cerebral aneurysms treated either endovascularly or …

The softness of endovascular coils enables the packing of an intracranial aneurysm at a
higher density so complete embolization is possible. While softness is an important concept …

Sir, We read with interest the article 'MR angiographic evaluation is limited in intracranial
aneurysms embolized with Nexus coils' by Kang HS et al.[1]. We are pleased to see that the …