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[Post-dislocation lesions of the midbrain and pons in neurosurgical patients].

M L Borshchagovskiĭ, A N Balashov, A. P. Kurilin

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The study of clinico-neurological, electroencephalographical and pathological data in 37 patients with post-dislocation lesions of midbrain and pons Varolii yielded identification of the syndroms of isolated functioning of brainstem-cerebral and brainstem-spinal systems: mesencephalo-pontine, supramesencephalic, unilateral. Clinico-physiological features characteristic of these syndromes are discussed as different from those of acute brain dislocations. Their value in diagnosis and prediction of the death of brain as an organ.

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The study of clinico-neurological, electroencephalographical and pathological data in 37 patients with post-dislocation lesions of midbrain and pons Varolii yielded identification of the syndroms of isolated functioning of brainstem-cerebral and brainstem-spinal systems: mesencephalo-pontine, supramesencephalic, unilateral. Clinico-physiological features characteristic of these syndromes are discussed as different from those of acute brain dislocations. Their value in diagnosis and prediction of the death of brain as an organ.

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The study of clinico-neurological, electroencephalographical and pathological data in 37 patients with post-dislocation lesions of midbrain and pons Varolii yielded identification of the syndroms of isolated functioning of brainstem-cerebral and brainstem-spinal systems: mesencephalo-pontine, supramesencephalic, unilateral. Clinico-physiological features characteristic of these syndromes are discussed as different from those of acute brain dislocations. Their value in diagnosis and prediction of the death of brain as an organ.

Key concepts: Pons, Brainstem, Midbrain, Medicine, Pathological, Pathology, Anatomy, Central nervous system

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