• Nine cases of subcortical aphasia with capsular/putaminal (C/P) lesion sites demonstrated
on computed tomographic (CT) scans were studied. Eight cases were occlusive-vascular in …

A comprehensive classification of cerebral arteritis based primarily upon pathological
studies is presented. The radiological findings of cerebral arteritis in general are considered, …

• Patterns of computed tomographic scan asymmetries in the frontal and occipital regions of
the brain were examined in 172 right- and left-handed male and female subjects; these …

• Patients in their 50s who show clinical signs of dementia (possible Alzheimer's disease) often
have computerized tomographic (CT) scans that appear normal. This study examined the …

• The computed tomograms (CTs) of eight mild to moderately impaired patients with presenile
dementia of Alzheimer's type (aged 53 to 64 years) were compared with scans of ten …

This study was undertaken in order to examine the relationship between CT scan hemispheric
asymmetries and recovery in aphasia. The study had two parts. In Part I, hemispheric …

Partial recovery from aphasia was documented in an individual rendered hemiplegic and
globally aphasic by embolic infarction in the distribution of the left middle cerebral artery. …

• To explore the long-term effects of bilateral prefrontal destruction, 16 schizophrenics who
had undergone prefrontal leukotomy approximately 25 years earlier were studied by …

• The computerized tomographic (CT) scans of 17 schizophrenic men who had had bilateral
prefrontal leukotomy performed 25 years earlier were examined to determine the …

Neck and back pain are common work- related complaints. The natural history of these
symptoms favors rapid recovery. Medical management of workers with these com-plaints relies …