… for the infraorbital nerve; and the C-1 arch and radiographic midline for the occipital nerves.
In … Slavin KV, Nersesyan H, Wess C: Peripheral neurostimulation for treatment of intractable …

… In the past, repetitive electrical stimulation of human peripheral nerves was shown to produce
excitation failure in C fibers, which are responsible for propagation of painful stimuli ( 35 ). …

… Fever was evaluated separately and an ear temperature of >38.5C for at least 1 day was
defined as significant ( 20, 22 ). These lab values and diagnoses were collected and evaluated …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Electrical stimulation of the subthalamic nucleus (STN) is
an accepted treatment for advanced Parkinson disease (PD). Although procedural details …

… Preparation is done in the usual fashion and a fluoroscopy machine (C-arm) is positioned …
room because sterile conditions, a dedicated C-arm, and appropriate anesthesia support are …

… In this study we investigate the chiral separation of c(Pro–Pro) on different cyclodextrine-
and polysaccharide-derivate based stationary phases in GC, HPLC and SFC. After method-…

… C-3 and C-7. Radiological outcome was assessed based on the fusion rate, subsidence,
and Cobb angle of the surgical level. Clinical outcome was determined by using a visual …

… The temperature in the screening experiments was fixed at 40C and varied between 45–65C
in the optimization experiments. The UV detection of the compounds of interest was carried …

… women, as the control group (C) (n = 27) and women who had acute toxoplasmosis during
pregnancy (AT) (n = 26). Group C participants were recruited from healthy women who …

OBJECTIVE: During neurosurgical intracranial vascular manipulations, surgeons need early
feed-back on the effects of temporary vascular occlusion. In surgical practice, commonly the …