CIBA Collection of Medical Illustrations: With a Supplement on the Hypothalamus. A compilation of paintings on the normal and pathologic anatomy of the nervous system, Volume 1 |
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Page 44
It has been shown that small quantities of cerebrospinal fluid are also elaborated
by cerebral structures in the perivascular spaces and from structures in the
central canal of the spinal cord . The choroid plexuses are tufts of small capillary
...
It has been shown that small quantities of cerebrospinal fluid are also elaborated
by cerebral structures in the perivascular spaces and from structures in the
central canal of the spinal cord . The choroid plexuses are tufts of small capillary
...
Page 102
Normally , there is a delicate balance between the rate of formation and of
absorption of the cerebrospinal fluid , the entire volume being absorbed and
replaced once every twelve to twenty - four hours . The cerebrospinal fluid is
formed by the ...
Normally , there is a delicate balance between the rate of formation and of
absorption of the cerebrospinal fluid , the entire volume being absorbed and
replaced once every twelve to twenty - four hours . The cerebrospinal fluid is
formed by the ...
Page 130
But if the neoplasm is small , producing only a few symptoms and equivocal
neurological signs , the diagnosis is difficult and can be accurately established
only with the aid of laboratory facilities , especially studies of spinal fluid and x -
ray ...
But if the neoplasm is small , producing only a few symptoms and equivocal
neurological signs , the diagnosis is difficult and can be accurately established
only with the aid of laboratory facilities , especially studies of spinal fluid and x -
ray ...
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Contents
SECTION I | 19 |
PLATE NUMBER 1 General Configuration | 21 |
Atlas and Axis | 22 |
Copyright | |
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