Titlebook: Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Tomography of Intracranial Tumors; A Clinical Perspecti Claus Claussen,Rudolf Fahlbusch,Sigurd W

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Synergieorientierte Unternehmensintegrationtumors. Diagnostic neuroradiology traces its origin to Dandy, who in 1918 . by the direct puncture of a fontanelle or through a bur hole as a means of outlining the ventricles on X-ray films. In 1919 he additionally described lumbar puncture as a means of introducing air into the ventricular system.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74311-5Hirngeschwulst; Kernspin-Tomographie; Neurochirugie; Neuroradiologie; Schichtaufnahmeverfahren; Tomograph

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978-3-642-74313-9Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989

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Ralph Schäfermeier,Adrian Paschkely (open surgery, stereotactic biopsy, autopsy). “Rare” intracranial tumors having an incidence no greater than 1% are listed in Table 6. The frequencies of the individual tumor types correlate well with the statistical data reported by Cushing (1932), Olivecrona (1967), and Zülch (1986) for large clinical series.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7014-6cedure. In some cases the full range of neuroradiologic techniques may have to be applied and evaluated in the context of clinical findings before the physician can accurately classify the disease and draw appropriate therapeutic conclusions.

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CT and MR Imaging of Brain Tumors,ly (open surgery, stereotactic biopsy, autopsy). “Rare” intracranial tumors having an incidence no greater than 1% are listed in Table 6. The frequencies of the individual tumor types correlate well with the statistical data reported by Cushing (1932), Olivecrona (1967), and Zülch (1986) for large clinical series.

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