• A role of the caudate nucleus in depression has been suggested from relevant clinical
conditions, such as patients with Huntington's disease or caudate infarcts, as well as animal …

The neuroimaging studies, clinical evaluations, and surgical and pathologic findings in five
children with biopsy-proved hamartomas of the tuber cinereum were reviewed. Surgical and/…

Hypercortisolemia is a frequently observed abnormality in patients with major depression. It
has been hypothesized that the hippocampus, as a major feedback site for glucocorticoids, …

The basal ganglia are recognized as putative mediators of certain cognitive and behavioral
symptoms of major depression. Moreover, patients with basal ganglia lesions have …

Magnetic resonance images centered at the pituitary stalk were used to measure pituitary
gland size in 19 patients with major depression compared with that in age-and sex-matched …

Meningioma is the most common primary brain tumor. 1 With surgery being a primary mode
of therapy, minimally invasive alternatives to conventional open approaches to the resection …

The etiology of depression in the elderly is poorly understood. In this study, magnetic resonance
imaging was used to evaluate the role of subcortical structures in the pathophysiology of …

We used sagittal and coronal Tl weighted magnetic resonance images, at 1.5 Tesla, to
measure the height, width, length, and cross-sectional area and to generate two estimates of …

Twenty patients with biopsy-proven osteogenic (11 cases) or Ewing's (nine cases) sarcoma
were evaluated by MR imaging on a 0.15-T resistive unit to determine the value of MR in the …

Subcortical structural changes have been reported to occur in some elderly subjects with
late age onset depression. Given the association between diseases affecting subcortical …