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Increases in the local concentration of potassium ions and adenosine may also
cause vasodilation . Coupling of Neurophysiologic Activity with Cerebral
Metabolism and Blood Flow The sodium - potassium pump of neurons is the
dominant ...
Increases in the local concentration of potassium ions and adenosine may also
cause vasodilation . Coupling of Neurophysiologic Activity with Cerebral
Metabolism and Blood Flow The sodium - potassium pump of neurons is the
dominant ...
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Slowly growing astrocytomas produce abnormalities in only 70 % of patients , but
along with oligodendrogliomas , they are the most likely type of mass lesion to
cause epileptiform spikes and sharp waves . " ? When present , focal EEG ...
Slowly growing astrocytomas produce abnormalities in only 70 % of patients , but
along with oligodendrogliomas , they are the most likely type of mass lesion to
cause epileptiform spikes and sharp waves . " ? When present , focal EEG ...
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Acoustic neuromas may cause complete loss of wave I on the side of the lesion
or a significant increase in the I to III ... Cerebellopontine tumors also disrupt the
normal BAEP pattern , causing prolongation of the III to V interpeak latency ...
Acoustic neuromas may cause complete loss of wave I on the side of the lesion
or a significant increase in the I to III ... Cerebellopontine tumors also disrupt the
normal BAEP pattern , causing prolongation of the III to V interpeak latency ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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Functional Brain Imaging William W. Orrison,Jeffrey Lewine,John Sanders,Michael F. Hartshorne Limited preview - 2017 |
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