The charts of 750 patients were reviewed to determine the value of routinely removing
cerebrospinal fluid at the time of myelography and cisternography for chemical and cytologic …

The charts of 750 patients were reviewed to determine the value of routinely removing
cerebrospinal fluid at the time of myelography and cisternography for chemical and cytologic …

The laboratory summary sheets and patient charts concerning 500 consecutive myelograms
were reviewed to see whether a routine cerebro-spinal fluid analysis at the time of a …

CSF TRAP (Transport and Rapid Accessioning for Additional Procedures) is a procedure
that provides storage of and rapid access to cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) specimens and allows …

MATERIALS AND METHODS The spinal fluid sample is processed immediately upon arrival
in the laboratory. The patient's name and the date are penciled on a frosted glass slide (75 …

The utility of radionuclide myelography and cisternography in the progress of cerebrospinal
fluid leaks Page 1 Eur J Nucl Med (1984) 9:416-418 European MI It~lt3~r Journal of I ~lllkA~.ll~Cl …

Introduction This article reviews important milestones in the evolution of the biochemical
analysis of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Historically, knowledge of the biochemistry of CSF …

The results of a CSF study with the sedimentation technique described by Sayk are
described. The technique is useful in the diagnosis of infectious disorders, of haemorrhages …

EXAMINATION of the cells in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) often provides important evidence of
the nature and course of disease of the nervous system. Yet, the methods most frequently …

The cerebrospinal fluid is a dynamic, metabolically active substance that has many
important functions, it is invaluable as a diagnostic aid in the evaluation of inflammatory …