Cranial magnetic resonance (MR) imaging was performed in 38 pregnant and postpartum
women and 30 nonpregnant age-matched control subjects to establish standards for pituitary …

Cranial magnetic resonance (MR) imaging was performed on eight consecutive patients
with generalized tonic-clonic seizures caused by eclampsia. Each patient underwent serial …

Current management of penetrating injuries in the proximity of major extremity arteries with
no evidence of vascular trauma remains controversial. A total of 318 such injuries in 254 …

PURPOSE To describe the CT findings in occipital condyle fractures in patients suffering
craniocervical trauma. METHODS Six occipital condyle fractures in five patients were analyzed. …

Nineteen patients with 20 clinically occult arterial injuries were prospectively followed
without surgery in order to define the natural history of these lesions. The patients were …

Penetrating proximity extremity trauma (PPET) was prospectively studied to clarify the role of
routine arteriographic evaluation (AG). Over a 24-month period, 135 patients were identified …

Computerized tomography was performed on 100 consecutive patients suffering from severe
head injury, on admission, after 3, 5, 14, and 90 days and 1 year. Ventricular enlargement …

The clinical and radiological findings in 10 patients with cerebral venous occlusive disease
are reported. Headache, confusion, and signs of increased intracranial pressure were the …

A comment on this article appears in" Nonoperative management of clinically occult arterial
injuries is not always warranted." Surgery. 1992 Jan; 111 (1): 119. A comment on this article …

Study objective: To determine whether the addition of the supine oblique view of the
cervical spine can detect fractures or ligamentous injury not seen on the standard three-view …