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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The Morphology of Centrally-situated Angiomasy 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.

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Siedlungsentwicklung: Erosion der Stadtf 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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Introductioneding vessels. However, the era of operative treatment did not start until the thirties during which period CUSHING and BAILEY reported 9 cases, DANDY 8 cases, and OLIVECRONA, TÖNNIS, and BERGSTRAND published their classical monograph in 1936. They established the principles of diagnosis and treatme

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The Morphology of Centrally-situated Angiomasries, or a mixture of these. Within the CNS, vascular malformations are usually congenital in origin and caused by faulty embryologic development. They represent persistence of a primitive pattern of vascular pathways with anomalous structures and altered hemodynamics. Though not true neoplasms, the

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The Influence of the Type and Localization of the Angioma on the Clinical Syndromeion is limited right from the outset by the fact that the newer operative procedures have not been considered in the evaluation of what were previously inoperable angiomas. In other words, the operability of angiomas by means of stereotaxy, cryosurgery and embolisation is not discussed here because

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Superselective Arteriography of the Branches of the External Carotid Arteryterritories of both the internal and external carotid artery can be improved by superselective opacification of their individual branches. Techniques used at present for the external carotid artery are unsuitable for the investigation of the internal carotid. Although opacification of the branches o

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Introduction functional importance. The absolute contraindications to treatment of huge cerebral angiomas have also diminished. However, experience is still limited, and there is no uniform approach. Judgement of the natural risk to which an angioma exposes the patient as well as the evaluation of the operative