Titlebook: Vascular Anatomy of the Spinal Cord; Neuroradiological In Armin K. Thron Book 19881st edition Springer-Verlag Wien 1988 anatomy.angiography

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logical work. This was also the reason for subdividing the monograph into a postmortem anatomical and a clinical part. The actual importance of a clear conception of radio anatomic fundamentals was made clear by many clinical conferences with neurologists, neurosurgeons and orthopedists, where a lac

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Experimental Methods and Clinical Examination Techniques,serial sections and numerous methods of vascular injection. The latter are especially valuable for demonstrating continuous vessel courses. In addition to non-hardening staining fluids such as ink, usually mixed with gelatin (Bolton, 1939; Herren and Alexander, 1939; Suh and Alexander, 1939; Gillila

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,Anatomy of the Spinal Cord’s Blood Supply,e recently by Torr (1957) and Di Chiro etal. (1973) were supplemented by detailed phylogenetic studies, especially those of Sterzi (1904). The examination of early vascularization patterns is facilitated by the apparent similarity of the embryonic development of spinal vessels in higher vertebrates.

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Clinical Applications,ments of the anterior spinal artery can be demonstrated in the normal spinal cord. Visualization of the posterior radicular feeders as well is only occasionally possible (Fig. 50 b). Visualization of longer vessel courses is hampered not only by technical limitations of radiology, but also by inflow

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