A patient with fibromatosis of the skull and a so-called "parophthalmicus syndrome" is described in whom there was hypoplasia and stenosis of the homolateral internal carotid artery and aplasia of the ophthalmic artery. The vascular changes in this phakomatosis are discussed. We suggest that the vascular changes in the carotid be included in the extended parophthalmicus syndrome.

Clinical and radiodiagnostic changes in pseudohypoparathyroidism are described in three members of one family. Radiodiagnostic changes consist of symmetric calcifications in basal ganglia, perivascular calcifications in soft tissues, and of alterations on the skeleton--Albright's osteodystrophy. Bone changes include a combination of osteoproductive and osteomalacic alterations. All these changes were observed in both brothers, their mother had only calcifications localised in upper and lower extremities.

hl~diziiiisc:lic! I:akultät der Palackg-Universiläl Oloiiiouc. CSI:R Zusammenfassung Es werden die eigenen Erfahrungen mit CT-Untersuchungen (na.tiv und kontrastmittelunterstützt) an e i n e m~~e r i e r t e i i Krankengut von 20 Patieilten mit rezidivierender, therapieresistenter Beschwerdesymptomatik (FBSS) analysiert. Bei 1 0 von ihnen wurde ein Baildscheibenvorfallrezidiv diagnostiziert, lind 8mal wurde diese Dia.gnose operativ bestätigt. Bei zwei Fällen handelte es sich um eine epidurale Narbenbildung. Die erhobenen Befunde können aus differentialdiagnostischer Sicht, zwischen Narbe und Hernienrezidiv, als sehr effizient eingestuft werden. SchlüsselwörterComputertomographie -Failed back surgery syndrome -Postoperative CT-Befunde -Bandscheibenrezidiv-Narbe CT in diagnosis ofrecurrent vertebral disc hernias after preceding lumbar disc prolapse surgery --P 20 patients with recurrent Symptoms following operations for disc prolapse ancl resistant to treatment were studied by CT, using plain and enhanced images. The results have been analysed. In 10 patients a recurrence of disc prolapse was diagnosed, and this was confirmed surgically in 8 cases. In 2 patients there was epidural scarring. The findings indicate that differential diagnosis between scarring and recurring prolapse can be accurately made by this technique. Key words C'i-Failed back surgery syndrome-Postoperative CI' findings -Scar from recurrence of disc prolapse Fortsclir. Röiitgeristr. 156.5 ( 1992)433-436 O ticorg'l'hieme Verlag Sluttgart. NAW York Einleitung ---Heruntergeladen von: NYU. Urheberrechtlich geschützt.

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