Pediatric Brain Tumors

Nov 8, 2018 by in MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Comments Off on Pediatric Brain Tumors

Pediatric Brain Tumors Robert A. Zimmerman Larissa T. Bilaniuk Introduction Tumors of the central nervous system (CNS) in pediatric patients are the second most common form of neoplasia (1). They…

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Adult Brain Tumors

Nov 8, 2018 by in MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Comments Off on Adult Brain Tumors

Adult Brain Tumors Bruno Telles Francesco D’Amore Mahesh V. Jayaraman Jerrold L. Boxerman Meng Law Mark S. Shiroishi Alexander Lerner Primary brain tumors are uncommon. They account for less than…

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Epilepsy

Nov 8, 2018 by in MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Comments Off on Epilepsy

Epilepsy William B. Zucconi Vivek Gupta Richard A. Bronen Recent advances in molecular biology, genomics, and neuroimaging have led to significant improvements in the understanding, evaluation, and management of epilepsy…

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Disorders of Brain Development

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Disorders of Brain Development Thierry A.G.M. Huisman Andrea Poretti Central Nervous System Embryogenesis In order to understand the classification and pathogenesis of developmental disorders of the central nervous system (CNS)…

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From Image Formation to Image Contrast: Understanding Contrast Mechanisms, Acquisition Strategies, and Artifacts

Nov 8, 2018 by in MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Comments Off on From Image Formation to Image Contrast: Understanding Contrast Mechanisms, Acquisition Strategies, and Artifacts

From Image Formation to Image Contrast: Understanding Contrast Mechanisms, Acquisition Strategies, and Artifacts Sean C.L. Deoni One of the great advantages of magnetic resonance imaging is its extreme versatility in…

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