We report an infant with Shaken Baby syndrome (SBS) who presented with status epilepticus.
The initial evaluation with computerized axial tomography (CAT scan) of the head was …

Changes stimulating osteomyelitis have recently been described in patients undergoing
long-term hemodialysis. These consist of disk-space narrowing and irregularity of adjacent end …

Individuals differ in the number of corpus callosum (CC) nerve fibers interconnecting their
cerebral hemispheres by about threefold. Early reports suggested that males had smaller CCs …

Discussion Like other spirochetal infections, that caused by B. burgdorferi has several clinical
stages, and patients typically experience remissions and exacerbations [7]. Lyme disease …

The new context of “Hemisity” has recently emerged. Hemisity asserts that a person is
inherently either left or right brain-oriented in their thinking and behavioral styles. Such a binary …

… In younger patients this structure and the other hyaline cartilaginous components of the
larynx are of intermediate signal on short and long TRITE sequences.35-37, 67 With age, these …

Locally recurrent cancer can be difficult to distinguish from postoperative and radiation
fibrosis on most imaging modalities. We report a case in which magnetic resonance imaging …

[en] Two ne time-resolved techniques were developed for rapid arterial blood flow velocity
measurement, specifically for the carotid arteries. In both approaches, an excitation plane …

… glomerata is an ecologically and economically significant molluscan species occupying
intertidal and shallow sub-tidal estuarine habitats along the southeast coast of Australia. In the …

… The Sydney rock oyster, Saccostrea glomerata is an iconic mollusc species found inhabiting
hard substratum in estuarine locations on the southeast coast of Australia where it forms the …