Objective. This retrospective study describes the phenotype associated with the single most
common cause of genetic hearing loss. The frequency of childhood deafness is estimated at …

Background Objective measurement of alcohol consumption is important for clinical care
and research. Adjusting for self‐reported alcohol use, we conducted an individual participant …

• We assessed the morphologic findings of the brain prospectively before and after cardiac
surgery using magnetic resonance imaging. There were 12 patients with acyanotic and 6 with …

The clinical and radiographic findings in four cases of cerebral hemiatrophy are presented.
CT findings reflect the underlying gross pathologic changes and are in agreement with those …

We report a patient with increased intracranial pressure occurring after unilateral neck
dissection. Subsequent vascular studies reveal a hypoplastic contralateral transverse sinus …

Growth patterns of the cranium measured directly as head circumference have been well
documented. With the availability of computed tomography (CT), cranial dimensions can be …

… Departments of Radiology (FJ Hahn and E. Ong), Pathology (RD McComb), and
Neurosurgery (JR Mawk and LG Leibrock), University of Nebraska Medical Center, 42nd and …

High field MRI of the brain occasionally exhibits imaging artifacts; most artifacts are obvious
and easily recognized, but some are subtle and mimic disease. A thorough understanding of …

MRI has undergone an incredibly rapid evolution, and technical advances are continually
occurring. MRI allows for high resolution imaging that can clearly demonstrate a variety of …

Intracranial aneurysms in children are very rare and differ from those in adults in several
ways. Posterior cerebral artery (PCA) aneurysms are among the least common of intracranial …