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    Primary central nervous system lymphoma in AIDS: a wider spectrum of CT and MRI findings

    Diagnosis of primary central nervous system lymphoma (PCNSL) in patients with AIDS based on radiological findings is still a challenging problem. Our purpose was to review the CT and MRI findings in PCNSL in ...

    M. M. Thurnher, A. Rieger, C. Kleibl-Popov, U. Settinek, C. Henk in Neuroradiology (2001)

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    Virchow-Robin spaces in childhood migraine

    Virchow-Robin spaces (VRS) are pia-lined extensions of the subarachnoid space which surround penetrating arteries as they enter the brain on its surface. Using high-resolution MRI, which shows small penetrati...

    S. Schick, A. Gahleitner, C. Wöber-Bingöl, C. Wöber, A. Ba-Ssalamah in Neuroradiology (1999)

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    Kokaininduzierte akute ZNS-Erkrankungen

    R. Scheid, E. Schindler, R. Biniek in Der Nervenarzt (1999)

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    Polyradikuläres Syndrom bei spinaler AV-Fistel

    Bei einem 50jährigen Patienten entwickelte sich ein polyradikuläres Syndrom der linken Spinalwurzeln C6 bis C8 im Anschluß an eine wochenlange intensivmedizinische Behandlung nach iatrogener Ruptur des Ösophag...

    C. Derfler, B. Kepplinger, P. Kalina, E. Schindler in Klinische Neuroradiologie (1998)

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    Österreichische Gesellschaft für Neuroradiologie

    E. Schindler in Klinische Neuroradiologie (1997)

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    Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy in AIDS: initial and follow-up CT and MRI

    We sought to determine the value of follow-up CT and MRI in patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML). We reviewed 50 CT and 19 MRI examinati...

    M. M. Thurnher, S. A. Thurnher, B. Mühlbauer, J. A. Hainfellner in Neuroradiology (1997)

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    Tumour blood flow and partition coefficients: correlation with grade of cerebral gliomas using xenon-enhanced computed tomography

    It is possible to underestimate the grade of nonenhancing cerebral tumours on conventional contrast-enhanced MRI or CT. Differentiation of high- and low-grade gliomas by measurement of the brain-blood partiti...

    C. Našel, K. Rössler, K. Heimberger, H. Görzer, H. Lassmann, E. Schindler in Neuroradiology (1997)

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    Untersuchung des bewußtlosen Patienten

    R. Biniek, E. Schindler in Der Nervenarzt (1996)

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    MRI in patients with general paresis

    Few cases of MRI in neurosyphilis have been reported. We examined the value of MRI in patients with general paresis; MRI was performed on four HIV-negative patients with parenchymatous neurosyphilis. It demons...

    U. Zifko, D. Wimberger, K. Lindner, G. Zier, W. Grisold, E. Schindler in Neuroradiology (1996)

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    Magnetic resonance angiography and selective angiography following extra-intracranial bypass operations

    Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) was compared with conventional angiography in 14 patients following extra-intracranial arterial anastomosis. In 13 patients the bypass was shown by MRA and confirmed by con...

    S. Trattnig, C. Matula, G. Gomiscek, J. Kramer, H. Görzer, E. Schindler in Neuroradiology (1994)

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    Assessment of osteolytic space-occupying lesions involving the parasellar region and/or the middle cranial fossa

    The MRI and CT findings in 18 patients with osteolytic lesions involving the parasellar region and/or the floor of the middle cranial fossa were compared with neurosurgical findings to determine the diagnostic...

    Dr. R. Stiglbauer, E. Schindler, P. Barton in Proceedings of the XIV Symposium Neuroradi… (1991)

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    Failed back surgery syndrome: justification for reoperation based on clinical and CT/MRI findings

    The “failed back surgery syndrome” includes a variety of symptoms following disc surgery. In a prospective study 18 patients who met the criteria of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) and...

    Dr. Siegfried Trattnig, R. Stiglbauer in Proceedings of the XIV Symposium Neuroradi… (1991)

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    MRI in meningiomas — more than just a diagnostic tool?

    The ability of MRI to detect invasion of venous sinuses and meningeal thickening suggestive of neoplastic infiltration was determined by review of 42 examinations (37 patients) with meningiomas. The preoperati...

    Dr. Wolfgang Schima, D. Wimberger, L. Prayer in Proceedings of the XIV Symposium Neuroradi… (1991)

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    Three-dimensional visualization and models of brain tumour, skull, and spine derived from CT data

    Conventional methods like CT and MRI have been providing only two-dimensional reformattings of three-dimensional (3D) neuroanatomical and neuropathological structures. Endoplan is a new hard- and software cont...

    Dr. K. Heimberger, N. Pfafflmeyer, P. Solar in Proceedings of the XIV Symposium Neuroradi… (1991)

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    Lesions Involving the Foramen Magnum: Diagnostic Management

    The value and significance of MRI in assessing lesions involving the foramen magnum are well established. This has been shown in tumors, syringobulbia, hematomas in the medulla oblongata, Chiari malformations,...

    E. Schindler, R. Stiglbauer, A. Neuhold in Imaging of Brain Metabolism Spine and Cord… (1989)

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    Craniopagus twins: neuroradiological findings (CT, angiography, MRI)

    A pair of craniopagus twins was examined with CT, angiography and MRI, to preoperatively assess their cerebral anatomy and blood flow. Angiography revealed a common venous sinus and a venous cross-flow from on...

    E. Schindler, P. Hajek in Neuroradiology (1988)

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    Reno-cerebral oxalosis induced by xylitol

    A 20-year-old man suffering from Crohn's disease developed coma and generalized seizures following ileocecal resection. During postoperative parenteral feeding he received xylitol in an unusually high concentr...

    B. Ludwig, E. Schindler, J. Bohl, J. Pfeiffer, G. Kremer in Neuroradiology (1984)

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    Beitrag zur Diagnose der Rindenatrophie: Auswertung von Computertomogrammen und Angiogrammen über 70 Jahre alter Patienten

    To find evidence of cortical atrophy, 112 computer tomograms and 40 angiograms of patients above the age of 70 were evaluated. In the CT the width of the interhemispheric and of the sylvian fissure, in the ang...

    E. Schindler, B. Ludwig in Neuroradiology (1978)

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    The diagnostic value of CT for radiotherapy of cerebral tumors

    The paper deals with CT followup studies on 73 patients with cerebral tumors who received radiotherapy. The value of CT for the indication of radiotherapy, for followup therapy and for the demonstration of the...

    Dr. K. Kretzschmar, A. Aulich, E. Schindler, S. Lange, T. Grumme in Neuroradiology (1978)

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    Serial CT studies of a metastatic pinealoma with reference to the radiotherapeutic problems

    Serial CT studies performed for 1 year on a female patient suffering from a pinealoma are reported. Under cobalt therapy (5000 rads) a remission of the pinealoma was achieved. A short time later, metastases de...

    E. Schindler, K. Kretzschmar, A. Aulich, S. Wende, J. Kutzner in Neuroradiology (1977)

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