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Miriam Ney,Guy K. Kloss,Andreas Schreibere of pneumoencephalography (PEG), but since the introduction in 1973 of computed tomographic (CT) scanning of the brain, it has been the preferred neuroradiologic technique.. The findings from both types of study have been very consistent and show that alcoholics tend to have morphologic abnormaliti