Anatomie und Klinik der Gefäßmißbildungen des Gehirns und seiner Häute

Lange-Cosack, H.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-87177-1_1

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“…Although cerebral cavernomas can usually be recognized microscopically, a distinct pathologicanatomical separation from capillary telangiectases may often be difficult. Therefore, the cases of Creite (11), Finkelnburg (18) and Lindgren (43) although being classified as capillary telangiectases by Lange-Cosack (40), were included in our analysis here because we agree with Huebschmann (29) and Kufs (39) that they probably represent cavernous haemangiomas. Mixed angiomas in which capillary proliferations are visible together with cavernous changes were reported by Bergstrand et al (6), Bodin and Heller (7), Kufs (39) and Manuelidis (49).…”

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Cerebral Cavernous Haemangiomas or Cavernomas

Voigt¹,

Yaşargil²

1976

Minim Invasive Neurosurg

155

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Reviewing the literature and adding one unusual case the features of 164 cerebral cavernous haemangiomas are described with special reference to incidence, localization, diagnosis and clinical findings. Cavernomas may be found in every age group including the neonatal period. The sex incidence is equal. In 126 cases (76.8%) the cavernomas were of supratentorial, in 34 cases (20.7%) of infratentorial site, and in 4 more cases (2.5%) there was multiple occurence of supratentorial and posterior fossa cavernous haemangiomas. A specific clinical syndrome could not be defined: but the course is usually acute or subacute, and initial symptoms are commonly epileptic fits, acute headache and subarachnoid or intracerebral haemorrhage. Macroscopic calcifications of cerebral cavernomas were found only in 18 cases (11%). Cerebral angiography was done in 31 cases (18.9%). In 9 cases angiography was totally normal, and in 11 cases the cavernoma presented only as an avascular mass. In the remaining cases there was no conformity in the angiographic appearance of cerebral cavernous haemangiomas. Operative extirpation is the treatment of choice if a solitary lesion is favourably located. In addition to our patient there are now 21 cases (12.8%) in which cavernomas were treated successfully by operative extirpation.

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confidence: 99%

Cerebral Cavernous Haemangiomas or Cavernomas

Voigt¹,

Yaşargil²

1976

Minim Invasive Neurosurg

155

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Pr�operative Artdiagnostik hirnorganischer Prozesse mit Hilfe eines Computerprogramms

1974

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ZusammenfassungVoraussetzungen, methodische Grundlagen, Anwendung und Ergebnisse eines neuen Verfahrens zur pr/~operativen Artdiagnostik hirnorganiseher Prozesse werden besehrieben. Auf der Basis des Bayesschen Theorems zur Wahrscheinlichkeitseinschgtzung yon I-Iypothesen wurde ein Computerprogramm entwickelt, das es an Hand yon Inzidenzmatrizen ermSglicht, aus den bei einem Fall erhobenen klinisehen und szintigraphischen Befunden prozentuale Wahrscheinlichkeiten fiir das Vorliegen yon zun/~chst neun verschiedenen Erkrankungen reehnerisch zu ermitteln. Das in einer ersten Ausbaustufe fertiggestellte Programm konnte an 85 histologiseh verifizierten F/~llen erprobt werden und fiihrte in 88% dieser F/~lle zu richtigen bzw. fakultativ richtigen Diagnosen. Die vorgesehene Weiterentwicklung sowie zuktinftige M6gliehkeiten einer Optimierung der neuen Methode werden dargelegt. Summary

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