Titlebook: Cerebral Angiomas; Advances in Diagnosi H. W. Pia,J. R. W. Gleave,J. Zierski Book 1975 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1975 angiography.d

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Superselective Arteriography of the Branches of the External Carotid Arteryf the external carotid artery has been used previously, it has never been investigated systematically. Since 1970 we have been making a study of this technique, and the following is the report of our results.

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Theoretical and Mathematical Physics to be inoperable (., .). More than 50 radically treated cerebellar cases have been reported so far but large and deeply-sited lesions are very rare (., ., ., ., ., ., .), with a very high rate of mortality (.). Having a frequency of 5 to 20% (., .), cerebellar AVM deserve special attention.

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Efficiency Criteria for Many-Goods Modelsiomas fed by proximal branches of the posterior choroidal artery and small branches of the first portion of the posterior cerebral artery or mesencephalic artery (quadri- geminal plates and mesencephalic angiomas, and aneurysms of the vein of Galen).

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Introductionience of the individual surgeon play an important role. In patients with space occupying lesions the indications and contraindications for surgery are far more clear-cut and objective, whereas in centrally located angiomas it is seldom possible to be definite unless, maybe, a hematoma causing raised intracranial pressure is found.

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Angiomas of Cerebellum and Brain Stemiomas fed by proximal branches of the posterior choroidal artery and small branches of the first portion of the posterior cerebral artery or mesencephalic artery (quadri- geminal plates and mesencephalic angiomas, and aneurysms of the vein of Galen).

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Die einfachsten optischen Beobachtungeny represent persistence of a primitive pattern of vascular pathways with anomalous structures and altered hemodynamics. Though not true neoplasms, these vascular hamartomas may grow and inflict acute or progressive damage on the brain tissue.