Craniocervical junctions in 35 abnormal and 10 normal subjects were studied with a 0.5 T
superconducting magnetic resonance imaging system. Sagittal spin echo with 30 msec echo …

The jugular foramen in normal volunteers was studied with 1.5 T magnetic resonance (MR)
systems in 3-mm-thick head-and surface-coil images. Anatomic sections through cadaver …

Abstract A retrospective study (1983–1984) of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and
computed tomography (CT) examinations in 471 patients with known pathology in the brain …

High field proton magnetic resonance (MR) imaging has been applied to depict the MR
appearaance of the normal excised human cervicomedullary junction, based on which …

In nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) studies choice of imaging plane is achieved by a
variety of methods that restrict data collection to the desired region. This means that the …

There has been a renewed interest in the CVJ with the rapid growth of MR imaging. Many
congenital and acquired lesions affect this region and compress the underlying CMJ and …

MRI is superior to conventional radiographic techniques for demonstrating anatomic CMJ
distortion and compression in all patients, regardless of the pathology involved. Because of …

Encephalography performed in the way described by LINDGREN and by ROBERTSON
makes it possible to examine not only the intracranial space but also the upper part of the …

The detection of correctable lesions at the craniospinal junction has always been a
perplexing problem to the physician concerned with diseases of the nervous system. This is …

The usefulness of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) images in the evaluation of spinal
disorders below the craniocervical junction was studied. Six normal subjects and 41 patients …