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    Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Sellar Region and Suprasellar Cisterns: Normal Morphology on Sagittal Sections

    Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), provides an original, in vivo approach to the sellar region allowing direct sagittal cuts, as opposed to computed tomography (CT), with which sagittal views are only available...

    M. Lemort, P. Haesendonck, S. Louryan in Brain Anatomy and Magnetic Resonance Imagi… (1988)

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    Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Temporal Bone in Children

    The study of the ultrastructure and architecture of the human temporal bone was until recently limited to so-called in vivo methods, the study of autopsy material, anatomical specimens from abortions or animal...

    S. Louryan, C. Christophe, P. Haesendonck in Brain Anatomy and Magnetic Resonance Imagi… (1988)

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    The Management of Spinal Epidural Metastases

    In 1959, in our first study on 24 cases of epidural metastases19, we noted that a feeling of deep pessimism was apparent in all previous publications with regard to the outcome of these patients. The same feeling...

    J. Brihaye, P. Ectors, M. Lemort in Advances and Technical Standards in Neuros… (1988)

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    Metastatic Disease of the Spine and Spinal Canal

    Since the spine is one of the most frequent localiza­tions of secondary neoplasms affecting bones or causing neurologic disorders, it is of outstanding importance to have a good perception of the wide variety ...

    M. Lemort, L. Divano, L. Jeanmart in Tumors (1986)

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    Spine

    This chapter illustrates and summarizes 5 years experience of spinal CT, which has gained increasing importance in the radiological assessment of spinal disease. Its technical performance is constantly and rap...

    D. Baleriaux, L. Divano, N. Hermanus in Atlas of Pathological Computer Tomography (1983)