Proceedings of the XI. Symposium Neuroradiologicum: Wiesbaden, June 4–10, 1978

645 Pages·1978·30.033 MB·English-German-French

by  Derek C. F. Harwood-Nash MD (auth.), Prof. Dr. med. Sigurd Wende (eds.)

Proceedings of the
XI. Symposium Neuroradiologicum
Proceedings of the
XI. Symposium
Neuroradiologicum
Wiesbaden, June 4-10, 1978
Edited by Sigurd Wende
Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York 1978
Prof. Dr. med. Sigurd Wende
Abteilung flir Neuroradiologie
U niversiHitsklinik Mainz
LangenbeckstraBe 1
D-6500 Mainz, Federal Republic of Germany
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President's Address
Meine Herren Past-Prasidenten,
liebe Freunde und Kollegen,
meine sehr geehrten Darnen und Herren!
leh darf Sie herzlieh zum XI. Symposium Neuroradiolo Zuerst einmal die Computer-Tomographie. Die Com
gieum begriiBen, das zum ersten Mal in Deutschland statt puter-Tomographie ist in standiger Weiterentwieklung.
fmdet. Besonders freue ieh mieh tiber die groJl,e Anzahl Es wird uns nieht nur eine bessere Diagnostik zur Verfli
der Teilnehmer aus 42 Nationen der ganzen Welt. leh gung stehen, die genaueste Angaben tiber Ort und Art
moehte hier die einzelnen Lander aus Zeitgrlinden nieht der Erkrankung erlaubt, es wird dadureh aueh eine frli
aufziihlen, moehte aber besonders den Kollegen der Lan here und bessere Therapie auf dem Gebiet der Neuroehir
der danken, die heute zum ersten Mal zu uns kommen, urgie, der Neurologie und der Strahlentherapie einsetzen
wie z. B. die Kollegen aus der UdSSR. konnen.
Die groJl,e Zahl der Teilnehmer und aueh die groJl,e Ais zweiter bedeutungsvoller Punkt fUr die Neurora
Zahl der eingegangenen Vortrage - es waren tiber 400 -
diologie solI die Katheter-Teehnik in Diagnostik und
beweist das Interesse fUr das Spezialgebiet der Neuro
Therapie erwahnt werden. Hier wird besonders die The
radiologie. Natlirlieh war es dem Programm-Komitee
rapie der Angiome und Aneurysmen eerebraler und spi
nieht moglieh, alle Vortrage anzunehmen, so daB ein Teil
naler Lokalisation ein Hauptarbeitsgebiet der Neurora
nur als "read by title" akzeptiert werden konnte. Samt
diologen sein. Dies bedeutet, daB in Zukunft zum Wohle
liehe Vortrage werden aber in den Proceedings des Sym
des Patienten die Zahl der operativen Eingriffe bei der
posium erseheinen. Es muBte sehlieJl,lieh gentigend Zeit
artigen Erkrankungen eingesehrankt werden kann. Die
fUr Diskussionen bleiben, da gerade diese Diskussionen
Weiterentwieklung dieser wenig invasiven Methoden fUr
ein Symposium so wertvoll maehen.
Diagnostik und Therapie bedeutet einen Rtiekgang von
Es wird manehmal die Frage gestellt: 1st die Neuro
Morbiditat und Mortalitat.
radiologie heute im Zeitalter der Computer-Tomographie
Eine fortsehreitende Teehnik in Diagnostik und The
noeh erforderlich, hat die Neuroradiologie tiberhaupt
rapie bedingt aber aueh, daB in Zukunft mehr als je zu
noeh eine Zukunft?
vor ein Teamwork erforderlieh ist. Neurologen, Neuro·
In der Neuroradiologie spielt die Teehnik eine immer
ehirurgen und Radiotherapeuten, aber aueh Augenarzte
groJl,ere Rolle. Man muJl, sie beherrsehen, und dies ist nur
und Hals-Nasen-Ohren-Arzte, werden mit den Neurora
dureh Spezialisten moglich, die sie gelemt und immer
diologen noeh enger zusammenarbeiten mUssen.
wieder getibt haben. Nur so lassen sieh optimale diagno
Die Fortsehritte der neuroradiologisehen Diagnostik
stisehe und therapeutisehe Ergebnisse erzielen, nur so und Therapie lassen aber aueh einen Anstieg der Kosten
wird die Zahl eventueller Komplikationen auf ein Mini erwarten, wenn keine Zentralisierung optimal ausgestat
mum vermindert. teter Neuroradiologiseher Institute erfolgt. Es kann zwar
leh moehte hier auf unser Programm des Symposium aueh in kleineren Krankenhausem eine neuroradiolo
eingehen. Wir haben bewuJl,t 4 Hauptthemen in den gisehe Notfall-Diagnostik betrieben werden, eine ausflihr
Vordergrund gestellt: liehe und optimale neuroradiologisehe Diagnostik und
Therapie wird aber in Zukunft nur noeh an den speziell
Die Neuroradiologie in der Padiatrie,
daflir eingeriehteten Instituten moglieh sein.
die Neuroradiologie des Greisenalters,
Meine Darnen und Herren, ieh moehte meine Einlei
die neuroradiologisehe Therapie und
tung darnit beenden. leh hoffe, daB unser Symposium
den Vergleich der Computer-Tomographie mit anderen
ein wissensehaftlieher Erfolg wird. leh hoffe aber aueh,
neuroradiologisehen Untersuehungsmethoden.
daB das Rahrnenprograrnm es ermoglicht, daB unsere
Es sind dies Themen, die aktuell sind, deren Bedeu freundsehaftliehen Beziehungen untereinander noeh
tung sieh hier besonders auf dem Symposium zeigen enger werden.
wird und deren EinzeIheiten hier von Spezialisten vorge leh wlinsehe uns allen ein gutes Gelingen des XI. Sym
tragen und von uns allen diskutiert werden sollen. posium Neuroradiologicum.
Ftir die Bedeutung der Neuroradiologie moehte ieh
2 Punkte herausheben: Sigurd Wende
Contents
T. Greitz
Development of Neuroradiology from Dandy to Hounsfield
(not received)
Pediatric Neuroradio[ogy
D. C. Harwood-Nash M. Choux,G. Lena,C. Raybaud
The Development of Paediatric Neuroradiology Supra-Sellar Arachnoidal Cysts (not received)
C. R. Fitz, D. C. Harwood-Nash, S. Chuang, I. M. Resjo F. Probst, B. Liliequist
Metrizamide Ventriculography and Computed Tomography Assessment of Pqsterior Fossa Tumors by means of Com
in Infants and Children 6 puter Tomography (not received)
G. Deak, E. Paraicz H. Arnold, D. Kiihne
Correlative Evaluation of Different Contrast Techniques in Computerized Axial Tomography in the Differential Diag
the Localization of Posterior Fossa Lesions in Children (not nosis of Infratentorial Cystic Anomalies (not received)
received)
R. A. Baker, R. D. Strand, P. D. Barnes
E. Kazner, W. Meese, K. Kretzschmar Computed Tomography in Temporal Lobe Epilepsy (not re
The Role of Computed Tomography in the Diagnosis of ceived)
Brain Tumors in Infants and Children 10
J. R. Thompson, S. Schneider, S. Ashwal, A. N. Hasso,
D. B. Hinshaw, Jr.
Z. H. Rappaport, F. Epstein, J. P. Lin, I. I. Kricheff
Computerized Axial Tomography as the Sole Preoperative Sedation Versus Anesthesia for CT Scanning: A Prospective
Evaluation of Posterior Fossa Tumors in Children (not re Comparison in 300 Children (not received)
ceived)
T. Reisner, K. Zeiler, P. Dal Bianco
Computertomographische Ergebnisse bei Kindem mit cere
W. Ischebeck, A. Aulich, D. Karch, R. Liersch
Cranial CT Findings in Cyanotic Children (not received) bralen Anfallen (Computerized Tomography in Infants with
Seizures) 20
T. EI Gammal, M. Estrada, P. Dyken
R. D. Snyder, J. Stovring
Cranial CT (EMI 5005) Evaluation of Infants and Young
The Follow-Up CT Scan in Childhood Meningitis 22
Children: Some New Observations (not received)
C. Raybaud, C. Bamberger-Bozo, J. Laffont, M. Choux,
L. T. Bilaniuk, R. A. Zimmerman, L. Brown, H. J. Yoo, J. Rougerie, J. Paliza, G. Salamon
H. I. Goldberg Investigations of Nontumoral Hydrocephalus in Children 24
Computed Tomography in Meningitis 13
C. Bamberger-Bozo, J. Laffont, C. Raybaud, J. Rougerie,
C. R. Fitz, D. C. Harwood-Nash, I. M. Resjo, S. Chuang G. Salamon, J. J. Santini
The Clival-Perpendicular or Modified Water's View in Com- Computed Tomography in the Diagnosis of Congenital
puted Tomography 15 Brain Malformations (not received)
C. R. Fitz, D. C. Harwood-Nash, I. M. Resjo, S. Chuang A. Yokota, T. Oota, Y. Matsukado, T. Okudera
CT Scanning in Infants and Children - Normal Standards Structures and Development of the Venous System in
(not received) Congenital Malformations of the Brain 26
L. T. Bilaniuk, R. A. Zimmerman, L. Rorke L. C. Handler, M. G. E. Wright
Computed Tomography of Pedriatric Brain Tumor: Differ Postmeningitic Hydrocephalus in Infancy (Ventriculogra-
ential Diagnosis (not received) phy with Special Reference to Ventricular Septa) 31
S. R. Lin, M. M. Bryson, R. Gobien, C. R. Fitz, Y. Y. Lee A. Gega, S. Utsumi, K. Kyoi, Y. Hori
Neuroradiologic Study of Hamartomas of the Tuber Cine- Neuroradiologic Evaluation of the Subdural Pathogenesis in
reum and Hypothalamus 17 Infants with Small Heads 36
VII
Contents
R. A. Zimmerman, L. T. Bilaniuk, D. Bruce, L. Schut, C. R. Fitz, P. Fitzhardinge, D. C. Harwood-Nash,
B. Uzzell, H. I. Goldberg I. M. Resjo, S. Chuang
Interhemispheric Acute Subdural Hematoma: A Computed Neonatal Anoxia: Initial and Early Follow-Up Assessment
Tomographic Manifestation of Child Abuse by Shaking 39 by CT Scanning (not received)
U. Piepgras, G. Huber, H. Emde
E. Boltshauser, H. Spiess, W. Isler
Cerebrospinal Fluid Scintigraphy and Computer Assisted
Computer Tomography in Neurodegenerative Disorders in
Tomography in the Evaluation of Special Kinds of Hydro-
Childhood 41
cephalus in Children 74
J. C. Allen, H. T. Thaler, M. D. F. Deck, D. A. Rottenberg
Leukoencephalopathy Following High-Dose Intravenous S. Puljic, L. J. Newman, L. Heitlinger, M. Y. Chaudhary,
Methotrexate Chemotherapy: Quantitative Assessment of E. Hiesiger, D. Kotsilimbas
White Matter Attenuation Using Computed Tomography 44 Radiography of Hydrocephalus after Total Parenteral
Nutrition 76
K. Hall, D. Gardner-Medwin
D. W. Boldt, D. A. Simpson
CT Scan Appearances in Leigh's Disease (Subacute Necro-
Computed Tomography of Hydrocephalus in Childhood:
tizing Encephalomyelopathy) 48
Initial Report of South Australian Experience (not re
ceived)
B. G. Ziedses des Plantes, P. Crezee
Transfrontal Perforation of the Lamina Terminalis 51
R. Heinz, A. Ward, C. Kerber, Z. Deeb, B. Drayer,
A. Rosenbaum, W. Bank
P. Stoeter, K. Voigt
The Distinction Between Obstructive and Atrophic Dilata
Prenatal Neuroradiology: Comparative Radiological Inves-
tion of Ventricles in Children: A Computer Analysis of 12
tigations of the Embryonal and Fetal Brain 54
CT Variables (not received)
I. Pascual-Castroviejo W. W. Orrison, W. C. Robertson, J. F. Sackett
Vascular Changes in Cerebellar Developmental Defects 58 Computerized Tomography in Chronic Subdural Hemato-
mas (Effusions) of Infancy 79
S. Batnitzky, J. Muller
Infantile and Juvenile Cerebral Aneurysms 61 D. C. Harwood-Nash, C. R. Fitz, S. Chuang, I. M. Resjo,
P. Fitzhardinge
H. I. Goldberg, M. O. Russell, R. A. Zimmerman, Intraventricular and Sub ependymal Hemorrhage in Prema
L. T. Bilaniuk, R. Banka ture Infants (not received)
Cerebrovascular and Blood Flow Response to Prolonged
R. A. Baker, R. D. Strand
Transfusion Therapy in Children with Sickle Cell Disease
Unusual Vascular Lesions in Childhood (not received)
(not received)
I. Pascual-Castroviejo
H. Arnold, D. Kiihne, H. Franke, I. Grosch
Vascular and Nonvascular Intracranial Malformations Asso-
Findings in Computerized Axial Tomography after Intra-
ciated with External Capillary Hemangiomas 82
thecal Methotrexate and Radiation 65
D. C. Hemmy, E. A. Millar, V. Haughton
E. R. Heinz, A. E. Rosenbaum, D. H. Reigel, B. Drayer, Gas Myelography in the Management of Spinal Cord Dis-
Z. Deeb, W. O. Bank, C. Kerber orders in Children 85
The Tethered Spinal Cord (not received)
R. L. GiImor, S. Batnitzky
J. H. Scatliff, E. V. Staab, K. Killebrew, W. D. Bidgood Diastematomyelia - Rare and Unusual Features 87
Computerized Tomography in the Assessment of Spinal
Dysrhaphism (not received) K. Martin, A. Krastel, J. Hamer, U. K. Banniza
Symptomatology and Diagnosis of Diastematomyelia of
D. C. Harwood-Nash, C. R. °Fitz, I. M. Resjo, S. Chuang Children 89
Congenital Spinal and Cord Lesions in Children and Com-
K. Hall, V. L. McAllister
puted Tomographic Metrizamide Myelography 69
Diastematomyelia: The Appearances of Plain Radiographs
W. Entzian and Positive Contrast Myelography of 80 Operatively
Early Pneumoencephalography in Dysrhaphic Newborn (not Proven Paediatric Cases (not received)
received)
A. L. Agnoli, R. SchOnmayr, M. Popovic, H. Popovic
W. Lanksch, T. Grumme, R. S. Simon The Value of Neuroradiological Investigations in Intraspinal
Aspect of Congenital Brain Lesions and Malformations in Malformations of the Lumbosacral Spine in Childhood 91
the CAT Scan (not received)
R. C. Schmidt, H. Vogelsang, F. Grunwald
H. Grau, M. von Gall, R. Emrich Myelographie bei Kindem und Jugendlichen mit Metriz
Analysis of Cerebral Defective States Acquired in Early amid (Amipaque) (Myelography with Metrizamide in Chil-
Life 71 dren) 93
VIII Contents
Neuroradio[ogy of Vascular and Atrophic Lesions in the Geriatric Age
J. M. Taveras H. T. Thaler, P. W. Ferber, D. A. Rottenberg
Vascular and Atrophic Lesions of the Brain in the Geriatric A Statistical Method for Determining the Proportions of
Age (not received) Gray Matter, White Matter, and CSF using Computed
Tomography 133
J. H. Edwards, I. I. Kricheff, T. Riles, A. Imparato
The Angiographically 'Normal' Carotid Bifurcation as a Site D. A. Rottenberg, K. S. Pentlow, M. D. F. Deck, J. C. Allen
for Embolic Stroke (not received) Determination of Ventricular Volume following Metriz-
amide CT Ventriculography 136
H. Einsiedel-Lechtape
Secondary Emboli: A Frequent Sequela of Complete Extra- R. H. Ackerman, J. M. Taveras, D. S. Pryor
cranial Internal Carotid Artery Occlusion 96 The Complementary Roles of Real-Time Imaging of the
Carotid and Other Noninvasive Tests for Diagnosis of Carot
C. W. Kerber, L. D. Cromwell, B. P. Drayer id Disease (not received)
The Radiology of Cerebral Ischemia: Current Concepts and
H. M. Keller, O. Schubiger, C. Krayenbiihl, B. Zumstein
Safety (not received)
Cerebrovascular Doppler Examination and Cerebral Angiog-
M. Rosa, G. Michelozzi, P. Tortori Donati, S. Schiavoni, raphy - Alternative or Complementary? 140
M. Borzone
W. Zwiebel, P. Turski, C. Strother, A. Crummy, J. Sackett,
Magnification Angiography of the Small Vessels in Cere-
P.Barrlga
brovascular Disease in Advanced Age 101
Doppler Ultrasound Evaluation of Extracranial Cerebrovas-
cular Disease 145
A. J. Fox, J. M. Allcock
Angiography of the External Carotid to Internal Carotid
O. Sato, M. Kobayashi, H. Kamitani, I. Kanazawa,
Anastomosis 104
T. Kokunai, J. Sato
Intracranial Aneurysms in Geriatric Patients: Angiographic
A. N. Hasso, J. Moret, J. R. Thompson, D. B. Hinshaw Jr.
Features and Angioautotomographic Analyses 147
Pre- and Postoperative Blood Flow Variation of Orbital
Anastomosis Following STA-MCA Bypass Procedures (not
K. Yamaguchi, K. Uemura
received)
An Angiographic Study of Brain Swelling in Cerebral In-
farction 150
K. Ericson, M. Bergstrom
Analysis of the Blood-Brain Barrier Damage in Brain In
J. F. Bonneville, F. Vernier, J. B. Tuetey
farctions by Computed Tomography (not received)
Compared Value of Cranial Computed Tomography and
Angiotomography (not received)
N. Kobayashi, Y. Saito
Infarction and Circulation in Cerebrum: Effect of Recanali
K. Zeiler, P. Dal Bianco, T. Reisner, E. M. K1ausberger
zation and/or Collateral Circulation on the Lesion and Prog-
The Diagnosis of Cerebral Atrophy on the Basis of Cerebral
nosis 108 Angiogram 152
E.-W. Radue, G. H. du Boulay, M. J. G. Harrison,
M. Perovitch
D.J. Thomas
Comparative Study of Intracranial Aneurysms in Advanced
Comparison of Angiographic and CT Findings between Pa
Age 154
tients with Multi-Infarct Dementia and Those with Demen-
tia Due to Primary Neuronal Degeneration 113 K. F. Lee, R. A. Chambers, C. Diamond, C. H. Park,
N. L. Thompson, Jr., D. Schnapf, S. Pripstein
Y. Kuru, H. Sumie, T. Kondo, S. Kurokawa Evaluation of Cerebral Infarction by Computed Tomog-
Basiparallel Cut by Pneumoencephalotomography and Cere- raphy with Special Emphasis on Microinfarction 156
bellar Atrophy 116
S. Kwak, S. Inou, T. Nagashima, K. Sano
C. F. Gonzalez, R. L. Lantieri, R. J. Nathan Classification of Hypertensive Intracerebral Hemorrhage by
The CT Scan Appearance of the Brain in the Normal Means of Computed Tomography 159
Elderly Population: A Correlative Study 120
H. Hacker, H. Desch, H. Becker
S. L. G. Rothman, S. Glanz Development of Pathological CT Findings After Local Brain
Cerebellar Atrophy: The Differential Diagnosis by Comput- Ischemia (not received)
erized Tomography 123
K. Kohlmeyer, C. Graser
G. Dobben, G. Valvassori, M. Mafee Comparative Study of Computed Tomography (CT) and
The Evaluation of Occipital Lobe Atrophy by Computer Carotid Angiography (CAG) in Stroke Patients 162
ized Tomography before Consideration of Vertebral Artery
R. Wodarz, M. Nadjmi, M. Ratzka
Reconstructive Surgery 127
Topographische Korrelation angiographischer und com
K. S. Pentlow, D. A. Rottenberg, M. D. F. Deck putertomographischer Befunde bei zerebralen Gefaf,prozes
Partial Volume Summation: A Simple Approach to Ventri- sen (Topographic Correlation of Angiographic and CT
cular Volume Determination from CT 130 Findings in Cerebrovascular Disease) 164
IX
Contents
G. Ruggiero, F. S. Finizio, G. Nuzzo, L. Fagioli N. Tamaki, Y. Kanazawa, M. Asada, T. Kusunoki,
CT and Arteriography in Cerebral Ischemia: A Preliminary S. Matsumoto
Note 168 Comparison of Cerebrospinal Fluid Dynamics Studied by
Computed Tomography (CT) and Radioisotope (RT)
K. C. Rao, W. Robinson, T. B. Ducker Cisternography 193
Role of CCT in Management of Intracerebral Hematoma
(not received) I. Moseley
CT Scanning in the Management of Patients after Ventricu
T. Kryst·Widigowska, P. Koztowki, J. Zajgner, S. Rudnicki lar Shunting (not received)
Dynamic Radioisotope Study of the Internal Carotid Re-
gion of the Neck in Cerebrovascular Disease 171 M. Takahashi, H. Arii, Y. Tamakawa
Comparison of Metrizamide CT Cisternography with Radio
A. Laporte, A. M. Renou, J. M. Mazeaux, P. Constant, nuclide Cisternography in Abnormal Cerebrospinal Fluid
P. Henry, J. M. Caille, D. Ducassou Dynamics 199
Comparative Results of 99mTc-Pertechnetate Scintigraphy
D. A. Rottenberg, M. D. F. Deck, J. C. ADen
and Computerized Tomography after Contrast Injection in
Metrizamide Washout as a Measure of CSF Bulk Flow 203
Cerebral Pathology 173
M. Asada, N. Tamaki, Y. Kanazawa, S. Matsumoto,
L. R. Altemus, W. Leschey, R. C. Briggs
M. Matsuo, S. Kimura, S. Fujii, Y. Kaneda
Static and Dynamic Imaging of Communicating Hydro
Computer Analysis of Periventricular Lucency on the CT
cephalus Due to Deficient CSF Absorption in the Parasagit
Scan 207
tal Region (not received)
M. Gado, M. Raichle, R. Grubb, M. Ter-Pogossian
W. D. Sager, G. Gen, G. Ladurner, P. W. Ascher
A Clinical Comparison Between Emission and Transmission
Calculation of Cerebral Tissue and Cerebrospinal Fluid
Computerized Tomography (not received)
Space Volumes from Computer Tomograms 176
I. I. Klicheff, R. T. Bergeron, J. Schimpt, C. Marshall,
S. H. Lee, L. S. Altamarino, J. U. Toglia
M. Gado
Cerebellar Atrophy: Pneumoencephalography and Com-
Uniformity, Linearity, and Reproducibility of CT Numbers
puterized Tomography Correlation 179
Obtained by CT Scans of Skull-Size Objects (not received)
J. F. PeUissier, R. Labrecque, G. Salamon N. E. Chase, M. Abele, C. Marshall, I. I. Kricheff,
Lesions Cerebrales Seniles: £tude Anatomique (Lesions in R. T. Bergeron
Senile Brain: An Anatomic Study) 181 Regional Scanning in Neuroradiology (not received)
E. Schindler, B. Ludwig F. Yamada, S. Fukuda, H. Samejima, N. Yoshii, T. Kudo
Beitrag zur Diagnose der Rindenatrophie: Auswertung von Significance of Pathognomonic Features of Normal-Pres-
Computertomogrammen und Angiogrammen tiber 70 Jahre sure Hydrocephalus on Computerized Tomography 212
alter Patienten (Contribution to the Diagnosis of Cortical
Atrophy: Evaluation of Computer Tomograms and Angio- Y. Inaba, H. Hiratsuka, M. Tsuyumu, Y. Suganuma,
grams of Patients Over 70 Years Old) 183 K. Okada, K. Fujiwara, Y. Takasato
Diagnostic Value of CT Cisternography with Intrathecal
F. Brassow, K. Baumann Metrizamide Enhancement, Comparison with Isotope
Volume of Brain Ventricles in Man Determined by Com- Cisternography 214
puter Tomography 187
C. B. Ostertag, F. Mundinger
H. Hacker, H. Artmann Diagnosis of Normal-Pressure Hydrocephalus Using CT with
The Calculation of CSF Spaces in CT 190 CSF Enhancement 216
Dynamic Studies
B. P. Drayer, S. K. Wolfson, M. Boehnke, M. Dujovny, K. Uemura, K. Goto, K. Ishii, Z. Ito, R. Hen, H. Kawakami
A. E. Rosenbaum, E. E. Cook Sequential Changes of Regional Cerebral Circulation in
Physiologic Changes in Regional Cerebral Blood Flow Cerebral Infarction 228.
Defined by Xenon-Enhanced CT Scanning 220
K. Kohlmeyer, C. Graser
Comparative Studies of Computed Tomography and
E.-W. Radue, B. E. Kendall
Measurements of Regional Cerebral Blood Flow in Stroke
Xenon Enhancement in Tumours and Infarcts 224
Patients 233
S. K. HiJa1, F. Kelcz, P. Hartwell J.-M. Caille, P. Constant, A.-M. Renou, J. Billerey
Regional Cerebral Perfusion Measured with Inhaled Stable Prognostic Value of rCBF Measurements and CT in Focal
Xenon and CT (not received) Cerebral Ischemia 238
x Contents
S. Cronqvist, B. Nilsson, N. Svendgaard, J. Risberg, J.-J. Merland, J. Chiras, J. P. Melki, J. L. Cassan
D. H. Ingvar Etude Tomodensitometrique dans la Maladie de Wilson (CT
Neurocirculatory Analysis of Potential EIAB Patients 242 Scan in Wilson's Disease) 269
D. Norman, W. Berninger, D. Boyd, V. Levin, T. H. Newton D. Baleriaux-Waha, M. Dupont, L. Jeanmart
Dynamic Computed Tomography (not received) CT Scanning of the Spine: Indications and Limits (not re
ceived)
H. Hacker, H. Becker
G. Coin, V. J. Keranen, M. Pennink, W. D. Ahmad
Technic and Results of Angio CT (not received)
Computerized Tomography of the Spine and its Contents 271
R. Heinz, B. Drayer, S. Wolfson, R. Cook, M. Dujovny J. F. Sackett
The Measurement of Regional Cerebral Blood Flow Using Cervical and Lumbar Routes for Metrizamide Cervical
Fast CT Scanners (not received) Examination 273
S. Rudnicki, H. Nielubowiczowa, T. Kryst-Widigowska, I. O. Skalpe, O. Sortland
S. Zurowski Cervical Myelography with Metrizamide (Amipaque): A
Estimation of the Dynamic Carotid Flow in Patients with Comparison Between Conventional and Computer-Assisted
Normal Radionuclide Cerebral Perfusion 244 Myelography with Special Reference to the Upper Cervical
and Foramen Magnum Region 275
R. H. Ackerman, J. M. Taveras, A. D. Goulianos,
L. Punto, I. Alitalo
J. A. Correia, N. M. Alpert, J. W. Ryder, G. L. Brownell
Adhesive Arachnoiditis Caused by Water-Soluble Myelo
Imaging of Cerebral Circulation and Metabolism Using
graphic Contrast Media, Meglumine Iocarrnate (Dimer-X),
Positron-Emitting Radionuclides (not received)
and Metrizamide (Amipaque): An Experimental Study on
Pigs (not received)
P. Lasjaunias, J. Moret, D. Doyon, J. Vignaud
Exploration Arteriographique du Nerf Facial Intra-Petreux: O. P. Eldevik, K. O. Nakken, V. M. Haughton
Embryologie et Aspect Radio-Anatomiques Normaux Effect of Dehydration on the Side Effects from Metriz
(Arteriographic Exploration of the Intrapetrous Facial amide Myelography (not received)
Nerve: Embryology and Normal Radiologic Anatomy) 246
R. Ethier, D. Melancon, G. Belanger, S. Taylor,
G. Wollschlaeger, P. B. Wollschlaeger C. Thompson
The Transcerebral Arteries: A Postmortem Arteriographic High Resolution CT of the Spinal Cord (not received)
Study 249
A. Sicuro, S. Duca
R. E. Gonsette Some Observations Concerning Angiographic and CT Find-
Complement System Activation by Contrast Media in ings in Patients Presenting Partial Epilepsies 279
Neuroradiology 253
D. Kiihne, P. Gotze
V. L. McAllister Correlations Between CT and Angiographic Findings of
A Clinical Angiographic and Computerised Tomographic Isolated and Unilateral Occlusions of Posterior Cerebral
Study in Subarachnoid Haemorrhage (not received) Artery (not received)
D. H. Becker, J. Townsend, R. Kramer, T. H. Newton J. F. Seeger, T. O. Gabrielsen, S. L. Gianotta
Angiographically Occult, Histologically Proven Vascular Carotid-Cavernous Sinus Fistulae and Venous Thromboses
Malformations of the Brain (not received) (not received)
K. F. Lee, W. Parke, S.-R. Lin, H. Y. Choi, N. J. Schatz
M. Savoiardo, A. Passerini
The Vasculature of the Diaphragma Sellae: A Postmortem
CT, Angiography, and RN Scans in Intracranial Cavernous
Injection Study 281
Hemangiomas 256
M. Nadjmi, M. Ratzka, M. Wodarz
A. Moller, K. Ericson
Giant Aneurysms in CT and Angiography 284
Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis of Isoattenuating Sub
dural Hematomas by Computed Tomography (not received)
F. Y. Tsai, J. E. Huprich, M. Stecker, H. D. Segall
Computed Tomography in the Determination of Brain
P. R. S. Kishore, M. H. Lipper, J. D. Miller,
Death (not received)
A. K. Girevendulis, D. P. Becker, F. S. Vines
Post-Traumatic Hydrocephalus in Patients with Severe Head N. Yoshii, Y. Seiki, H. Samejima, K. Shibata, S. Awazu
Injury 261 Occlusion of the Deep Cerebral Veins: Case Report 287
P. L. Tapias, E. Philip, A. Debaene, M. Dufour, J. Legre Y. Tanaka, M. Ogashiwa, K. Takeuchi
Value of the CT in the Control and Evaluation of Sequelae The Moyamoya Phenomenon with Accompanying Intra-
of Intracranial Post-Traumatic Injuries in 150 Cases (not re cranial Aneurysm 289
ceived)
M. Kino, M. Takayama, C. Kanehira, S. Tada
G. Ruggiero, L. Sabattini Angiographic Measurement of Posterior Fossa in the
Postoperative CT Changes 266 Japanese 291
Contents XI
I. Hayakawa, T. Watanabe, T. Tsuchida, A. Sasaki M. Dufour, P. L. Tapias, E. Philip, A. Debaene, J. Legre
Perangiographic Rupture of Intracranial Aneurysms 293 Angiographic and CT Correlations in the Craniocerebral
Trauma in Emergency. Concerning 100 Cases (not received)
T. Maehara, A. Tasaka
Cerebral Venous Angioma: Computerized Tomography O. Rienhoff, L. Stoppler, F. Grunwald, R. Schmidt,
and Angiographic Diagnosis 296 U. Zeidler
Interbeobachter-Ubereinstimmung in der CCT-Befundung:
S. Kan, T. Matsubayashi Eine vergleichende Studie (Interobserver Variability in CT
CT in Homonymous Hemianopia 299 Reporting: A Comparative Evaluation) 322
J. P. Braun, A. Tournade D. F. Reese, W. E. Karnes, H. L. Baker, Jr., O. W. Houser
Some Pathological Aspects Involving the Cranial Veins and Statistical Analysis of Computerized Tomographic Scans in
Dural Sinuses (not received) Two Types of Epilepsy (not received)
P. B. Wollschlaeger, G. Wollschlaeger, K. L. Krabbenhoft,
R. S. Pinto, 1. 1. Kricheff, A. Butler
W. R. Darmody, R. M. Ho, L. M. Thomas
Correlation of CT, Angiographic, and Neuropathologic
Inflammation of the Neck 324
Changes in Giant Cerebral Aneurysms (not received)
A. L. Agnoli, J. Zierski, E. Schirg
A. Avelini, I. Kosulic
Correlation Between Clinical and CT Findings in Children
The Hypoglossal Artery: A Rare Carotid-Basilar Anastomo-
and Adolescents with Enlarged Ventricular System Including
~ 3~
Measurements of Intracranial Pressure (not received)
P. Lasjaunias, J. Moret, D. Doyon, J. Vignaud
Collaterales Cs du Siphon Carotidien: Embryologie, Cor G. Gyldensted, L. Pederson
relations Radio-Anatomiques, Radio-Anatomie Pathologique Computed Tomography in Hereditary Ataxias 327
(Cs Collaterals of the Internal Carotid Siphon: Embryology,
Angiographic Anatomical Correlations, Pathological Radio- M. von Gall, H. Becker, H. Artmann, G. Lerch, N. Nemeth
Anatomy) 304 Results of Computer Tomography on Chronic Alcoholics 329
J. Moret, P. Lasjaunias, J. Vignaud, D. Doyon M. Ratzka, F. Glotzner, M. Nadjmi, R. Wodarz
Participation de I'Artere Meningee Moyenne Ii la Vascu CT-Ergebnisse bei Patienten mit Epilepsie. Eine prospektive
larisation de la Fosse Posterieure (The Middle Meningeal Studie (CT Results in Epilepsy Patients. A Prospective
Blood Supply to the Posterior Fossa) 306 Study) 332
J. Moret, P. Lasjaunias, D. Doyon, J. Vignaud S. EI Tatawy, K. Rieth, A. Gulati, D. O. Davis
Etude Angiographique des Paralysies Faciales (Angiographic Edema Patterns by Computed Tomography of the Brain
Study of Facial Paralyses) 308 (not received)
H. Sumie, Y. Kuru, S. Kurokawa, T. Kondo
N. Yoshii, H. Samejima, R. Sakiyama, T. Mizokami
Ammon's Horn Sclerosis on Pneumoencephalotomography 335
Posttraumatic Epilepsy and CT Scan 311
K. Katada, T. Kanno, H. Sano, T. Shibata, T. Toda, S. Koga
F. Y. Tsai, J. E. Huprich, H. D. Segall, J. S. Teal
CT in Evaluation of the Circle of Willis 337
Contrast-Enhanced Computed Tomography in the Diag
nosis of Isodense Subdural Hematoma (not received)
L. Osele, N. Cabassa, W. Moresco, E. Moroder
F. Y. Tsai, J. E. Huprich Cerebrale Computerszintigraphie (not received)
Further Experience with Contrast-Enhanced CT in Head
S.-R. Lin
Trauma 314
The Effect of Dextran and Streptokinase on Cerebral
C. A. Dolinskas, R. A. Zimmerman, L. T. Bilaniuk, Function and Blood Flow after Cardiac Arrest: An Experi-
B. P. Uzzell mental Study on the Dog 340
Correlation of Long-Term Follow-Up Neurologic, Psycho
logic, and Cranial Computed Tomographic Evaluations of N. E. Leeds, R. D. Zimmerman, E. J. Russell
Head Trauma Patients 318 Cranial Computed Angiotomography: Value in Diagnosing
Intracranial Lesions (not received)
B. Liliequist, H. Fodstad
Computer Tomography in Deep-Seated Intracerebral Post J. Zajgner, P. Koztowski
traumatic Hematomas: Report of Six Cases (not received) A Nationwide System for Computer Recording of Neuro-
radiologic Examinations 343
R. A. Zimmerman, L. T. Bilaniuk
Computer Tomography of Traumatic Intracerebral Hemor F. K. Sondheimer, M. D. Jones
rhagic Lesions: The Change in Density and Mass Effect with New Findings in Lumbar Arachnoiditis (not received)
Time 320
C. G. Ullrich, E. F. Binet, M. G. Sanecki
L. C. Handler, J. C. de Villiers Quantitative Measurement of the Lumbar Spinal Canal by
Penetrating Stab Wounds of the Cranium (not received) Computed Tomography (not received)