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    Incidence, pathophysiology and treatment of prolonged erections

    Prolonged erections (pharmacologically induced erections over 6 hours) are the most inconvenient side effects encountered in the diagnosis and therapy of erectile dysfunction with intracavernous injection of v...

    C. G. Stief, W. Bähren, H. Gall, W. Scherb in World Journal of Urology (1988)

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    Pneumothoraxrezidiv nach chirurgischer Resektionsbehandlung

    Between 1984 and 1994, 27 men and 4 women with primary spontaneous pneumothorax were treated surgically by excision of the bullae, without pleurectomy. The purpose of the present study was to establish by com...

    H. P. Becker, B. Danz, H. U. Schmelz, J. Radomsky, W. Bähren, H. Gerngroß in Der Chirurg (1997)

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    Bell's palsy: what is the prognostic value of measurements of signal intensity increases with contrast enhancement on MRI?

    Our objective was to assess the prognostic value of measurements of the degree of contrast enhancement of the intratemporal segments of the facial nerve. We prospectively obtained MRI, slice thickness <1 mm of...

    B. Kress, F. Griesbeck, K. Efinger, T. Solbach, A. Gottschalk… in Neuroradiology (2002)

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    High-resolution MR technique allowing visualization of the course of the inferior alveolar nerve along cystic processes

    Magnetic resonance imaging is not established in the preoperative diagnosis of mandibular cystic lesions; therefore, no attempts have been made thus far to evaluate the course of the mandibular neurovascular b...

    B. Kress, S. Nissen, A. Gottschalk, L. Anders, C. Wentzler… in European Radiology (2003)

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    Diagnosis of chondral lesions of the knee joint: can MRI replace arthroscopy?

    The role of magnetic resonance tomography (MRI) for the diagnosis of chondral lesions of the knee joint is still unclear. The sensitivity of the method ranges from 15% to 96%. The scope of our daily experience...

    B. Friemert, Y. Oberländer, W. Schwarz… in Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthros… (2004)

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    Quantitative Analyse der MR-Signal-Intensität des N. petrosus major bei Patienten mit idiopathischer Fazialisparese

    Ziel der Studie war es, aus der Signalintensitätssteigerung des N. petrosus major unter Kontrastmittelgabe Rückschlüsse auf die Ätiologie einer idiopathischen peripheren Fazialisparese zu ziehen. 18 Patienten ...

    Dr. B. Kress, F. Griesbeck, C. Stippich, W. Bähren, K. Sartor in Der Nervenarzt (2004)

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    High-resolution dental magnetic resonance imaging of inferior alveolar nerve responses to the extraction of third molars

    The objective of this study was to assess whether signal changes can be detected in the neurovascular bundle of the mandibular canal after the extraction of a third molar. We retrospectively analyzed MRI scans...

    B. Kress, A. Gottschalk, L. Anders, C. Stippich, F. Palm, W. Bähren… in European Radiology (2004)