Titlebook: Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 1976; 5th Symposium at Gda Antoni Mazurkiewicz Conference proceedings 1976 Springer-Verlag Ber

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K. R. Apt,J. W. de Bakkerts), a variety of distinct patterns of neurological dysfunction relevant for clinicians, therapists, as well as scientists aiming for spinal cord repair will be described. Patterns distinguishing a spinal cord lesion from brain or peripheral nervous system disease, specific for individual spinal cor

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Wilfried Brauerecondary consequences of SCI are only beginning to receive appropriate clinical attention. Immediately after high-level SCI, major cardiovascular abnormalities present in the form of neurogenic shock. After subsiding, new issues related to blood pressure instability arise, including orthostatic hypo

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J -M. Cadioual because patient outcome heavily depends on timely decompression strategies. Neurological function at the time of treatment is an important outcome predictor, and, if diagnosis is missed, patients may have further neurological deterioration. Treatment principles for patients with SCC should aim fo

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Edsger W. Dijkstractional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in the spinal cord shows the potential for future clinical applications. However, there are technical challenges yet to be overcome, and the reliability and specificity of the methods need to be demonstrated. The process of developing fMRI and diffusion tens

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G. Germano,A. Maggiolo-Schettinipeutic approach is mandatory for successful treatment of NLUTD. This chapter summarizes the physiological and pathophysiological aspects of a SCI and the diagnostic and therapeutic approaches in different phases after the SCI. The diagnostic assessment includes noninvasive procedures like clinical e

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Ivan M. Havelhe brain, will be considered in greater detail later (see p. 16). Those drug molecules which come into contact with, or enter the nervous tissue are responsible for the neurological actions of the drug. The various known mechanisms of action of drugs on neural tissues are considered in some detail o

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