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The natural course of acalculia in left-brain-damaged patients
Acalculia is a frequent disorder in left-brain-damaged patients but nothing is known about its natural course. We report a study on 51 vascular acalculic patients examined at least twice. Our results indicate...
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Aphasia therapy
From the point of view of rehabilitation, two groups of aphasic patients can be recognized. They differ in the severity of the aphasic disorder, in the type of evaluation that can and should be utilized to pla...
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Semantic amnesia without dementia: documentation of a case
We described the case of a patient affected by a progressive semantic memory disorder associated with prevalent temporal lobe atrophy. This deficit seems to be “pure” in the sense that it has not been found to...
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Book reviews
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Book reviews
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Pituitary Adenoma with Cavernous Sinus Involvement
During the past few years, because of a better understanding of the anatomy of the sellar and parasellar regions and of the cavernous sinus, it has been possible to develop a series of microsurgical techniques...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Clinical and Surgical Management of Giant Pituitary Adenomas
Giant pituitary adenomas are a difficult problem to deal with. They are herein considered as Grade IV of Vezina and Sutton, with a clear suprasellar expansion, producing visual defects, endocrinological disord...
