عنوان

Computed Tomography in Head Injuries

(Number (ISBN

3642674216

(Number (ISBN

3642674232

(Number (ISBN

9783642674211

(Number (ISBN

9783642674235

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b572538

Title Proper

Computed Tomography in Head Injuries

General Material Designation

[Book]

First Statement of Responsibility

by Wolfgang Lanksch, Ekkehard Kazner, Thomas Grumme.

Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.

Berlin, Heidelberg

Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.

Springer Berlin Heidelberg

Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.

1979

Text of Note

I. Basic Principles of Computed Tomography --; A. Matrix and Resolution --; B. Numerical Print-Out and Display --; C. Window Level and Window Width --; D. Prodecure --; E. Evaluation of Computed Tomograms --; II. Head Injuries in the CT Scan --; A. Extracerebral Injury --; B. Traumatic Brain Lesions --; C. Multiple Lesions --; D. Open Craniocerebral Injuries --; E. Rare Complications of Craniocerebral Injuries --; F. Late Sequelae of Craniocerebral Injury --; G. Comparison of Neurological, Psychiatric and Electroencephalographic Findings With the CT Scan --; III. The Role of Computed Tomography in Diagnosis of Craniocerebral Injury --; References.

Text of Note

The introduction of computed tomography in the diagnosis of pathological intracranial conditions has had considerable significance in cases of cranio cerebral injury. The decisive diagnostic advantage lies in the possibility of demonstrating both gross pathological change directly as well as secondary changes in normal brain structures. Computed tomography has proved its considerable worth, especially in evaluation of patients with craniocerebral injury and its sequelae. The capabilities of CT were quickly recognized and use of the technique spread rapidly. It is likely that CT will be available within a few years in all hospitals and clinics treating patients with craniocerebral injury. We believe it appropriate to present a detailed report on our experience with CT in 1800 cases of craniocerebral injury treated in the neurosurgical departments in Miinchen-GroBhadern and Berlin-Charlottenburg over a period of five years. Both acute posttraumatic complications and late sequelae are discussed extensively. A large number of illustrations is provided in order to facilitate the reader's introduction to CT diagnosis. The great interest in our conjoint study originally published in the German language, induced us to translate this book and to update the clinical material. We wish to thank the Stiftung Volkswagenwerk, the Senat of Berlin, the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat in Munich and the Freie Universitat of Berlin for the generous financial support which made this study possible.

Medicine.

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Book number

by Wolfgang Lanksch, Ekkehard Kazner, Thomas Grumme.

E Kazner

Thomas Grumme

Wolfgang Lanksch

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[Book]

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