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May 2010 Blog Posts (7)
Fusiform aneyrysm in vertebral-basilar region
Added by Kuok Cheong U on May 29, 2010 at 11:00pm — 3 Comments
Hot off the Press - Week of May 10
Elbasiouny et al. Persistent inward currents in spinal motoneurons: Important for normal function but potentially harmful after spinal cord injury and in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Clinical neurophysiology (2010)
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Added by Mike Pascoe on May 14, 2010 at 5:00pm — No Comments
Heavily calcified frontal tumour in a 61 years old male
A 61 years old man had generalised seizures 2 years back for the first time in his life. He continued to have repeated seizures despite good drug compliance. A CT Scan head showed a heavily calcified tumour in right frontal lobe with mass effect. This picture is diagnostic of oligodendroglioma. He will be operated in next few days.
CECT and NCCT head showing large right frontal heavily calcified… Continue
CECT and NCCT head showing large right frontal heavily calcified… Continue
Added by Karam Chand Sharma on May 13, 2010 at 8:47am — 1 Comment
Extruded and upward migrated L4L5 disc in a 50 years old male
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Hot off the Press - Week of May 3
Often, I have colleagues sending me "new" papers that I already have in my library. So I figured it might be a good exercise for myself and others in my field to review the papers I have uncovered and if time permits, give some comments on why the papers were interesting enough to make it into my…
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Added by Mike Pascoe on May 7, 2010 at 5:00pm — No Comments
Up close and personal with a fine wire electrode.
Essentially, the technique employed by neurophysiologists to recorded motor unit activity has remained unchanged since the 1920s.
A fine wire is placed in a hypodermic needle, which is placed inside the skeletal muscle of the volunteer (Fig. 13 from Adrian & Bronk, 1929, J Physiol). The small size of the fine wire offers a small recording volume, which is necessary to isolate the muscle…
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