Emphysematous (gas-forming) infections of the abdomen and pelvis represent potentially
life-threatening conditions that require aggressive medical and often surgical management. …

Background and Purpose— Watershed strokes are more prevalent after cardiac surgery
than in other stroke populations, but their mechanism in this setting is not understood. We …

Background In preparation for longitudinal analyses of white matter development in youths
with family histories of substance use disorders ( FH +) or without such histories ( FH −), we …

Objective Demonstrate that occupational exposure to nonhypoxic hypobaria is associated
with subcortical white matter hyperintensities (WMHs) on fluid‐attenuated inversion recovery …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The growth of cross-sectional imaging has increased the
detection of nonpalpable head and neck masses. We sought to determine the reliability of CT-…

McGuire SA, Sherman PM, Brown AC, Robinson AY, Tate DF, Fox PT, Kochunov PV. Hyperintense
white matter lesions in 50 high-altitude pilots with neurologic decompression sickness…

Introduction Quantitative longitudinal magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy ( MRI /S)
is used to assess progress of brain disorders and treatment effects. Understanding the …

PURPOSE To compare volumetric results from NeuroQuant® and FreeSurfer in a service
member setting. Since the advent of medical imaging, quantification of brain anatomy has …

Objective: Determine whether United States Air Force (USAF) U-2 pilots (U2Ps) with occupational
exposure to repeated hypobaria had lower neurocognitive performance compared to …

Occupational exposure to hypobaria (low atmospheric pressure) is a risk factor for reduced
white matter integrity, increased white matter hyperintensive burden, and decline in cognitive …