Pediatric cranial MRI : an atlas of normal development

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Pediatric cranial MRI : an atlas of normal development

John H. Bisese, Ay-ming Wang

Springer, c1994

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  • : gw

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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: us ISBN 9780387942186

内容説明

Normal cranial anatomy as seen by MRI in children aged 1 month to 21 years is comprehensively depicted in this atlas. As such it represents an invaluable tool for establishing normal baseline anatomy of the developing brain when evaluating suspected disease, trauma, or developmental delay in pediatric subjects. There are 124 normal cases presented, 62 each of boys and girls, at intervals from ages one month to 21 years. Six axial images are presented for each case. The images were obtained from Siemens, GE, and HI Standard machines. A brief introduction covers key issues in the development of white matter and special topics in pediatric neuroimaging.

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I MRI Atlas of Normal White Matter Development.- to Part I.- 1.1 Male-1 Day Old.- 1.2 Male-6 Days Old.- 1.3 Male-3 Weeks Old.- 1.4 Female-3 Weeks Old.- 1.5 Female-27 Days Old.- 1.6 Female-1 Month Old.- 1.7 Male-2 Months Old.- 1.8 Female-3 Months Old.- 1.9 Male-4 Months Old.- 1.10 Male-4 Months Old.- 1.11 Male-7 Months Old.- 1.12 Female-9 Months Old.- 1.13 Female-11 Months Old.- 1.14 Male-1 Year Old.- 1.15 Male-1 Year, 2 Months Old.- 1.16 Male-1 Year, 3 Months Old.- 1.17 Female-1 Year, 1 Month Old.- 1.18 Female-1 Year, 2 Months Old.- 1.19 Male-1 Year, 4 Months Old.- 1.20 Female-1 Year, 5 Months Old.- 1.21 Female-1 Year, 7 Months Old.- 1.22 Male-1 Year, 7 1/2 Months Old.- 1.23 Male-1 Year, 8 Months Old.- 1.24 Female-1 Year, 10 Months Old.- 1.25 Male-2 Years Old.- 1.26 Female-2 Years, 2 Months Old.- 1.27 Female- 2 Years, 7 Months Old.- 1.28 Male-2 Years, 9 Months Old.- 1.29 Male-2 Years, 10 Months Old.- 1.30 Female-2 Years, 11 Months Old.- 1.31 Male-3 Years Old.- 1.32 Male-3 Years, 1 Month Old.- 1.33 Female-3 Years, 1 Month Old.- 1.34 Female-3 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.35 Male-3 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.36 Male-3 Years, 6 Months Old.- 1.37 Male-3 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.38 Female-3 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.39 Male-4 Years Old.- 1.40 Female-4 Years Old.- 1.41 Female-4 Years, 2 Months Old.- 1.42 Male-4 Years, 2 Months Old.- 1.43 Male-4 Years, 4 Months Old.- 1.44 Female-5 Years Old.- 1.45 Male-5 Years, 1 Month Old.- 1.46 Male-5 Years, 2 Months Old.- 1.47 Male-5 Years, 3 Months Old.- 1.48 Male-5 Years, 4 Months Old.- 1.49 Female-5 Years, 4 Months Old.- 1.50 Male-5 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.51 Male-5 Years, 10 Months Old.- 1.52 Male-5 Years, 11 Months Old.- 1.53 Female-6 Years Old.- 1.54 Male-6 Years Old.- 1.55 Male-6 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.56 Male-6 Years, 6 Months Old.- 1.57 Female-6 Years, 6 Months Old.- 1.58 Male-7 Years, 1 Month Old.- 1.59 Male-7 Years, 4 Months Old.- 1.60 Male-7 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.61 Male-7 Years, 7 Months Old.- 1.62 Male-7 Years, 7 Months Old.- 1.63 Male-7 Years, 10 Months Old.- 1.64 Male-7 Years, 11 Months Old.- 1.65 Female-8 Years Old.- 1.66 Male-8 Years, 1 Month Old.- 1.67 Female-8 Years, 1 Month Old.- 1.68 Male-8 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.69 Female-8 Years, 6 Months Old.- 1.70 Male-8 Years, 7 Months Old.- 1.71 Female-8 Years, 7 Months Old.- 1.72 Male-8 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.73 Male-8 Years, 10 Months Old.- 1.74 Female-8 Years, 11 Months Old.- 1.75 Male-9 Years Old.- 1.76 Female-9 Years Old.- 1.77 Male-9 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.78 Male-9 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.79 Male-10 Years Old.- 1.80 Female-10 Years Old.- 1.81 Male-10 Years Old.- 1.82 Female-10 Years, 3 Months Old.- 1.83 Female-10 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.84 Male-10 Years, 6 Months Old.- 1.85 Female-10 Years, 7 Months Old.- 1.86 Female-10 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.87 Female-10 Years, 11 Months Old.- 1.88 Female-10 Years, 11 Months Old.- 1.89 Female-11 Years Old.- 1.90 Female-11 Years Old.- 1.91 Female-11 Years, 1 Month Old.- 1.92 Female-11 Years, 2 Months Old.- 1.93 Male-11 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.94 Male-11 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.95 Male-11 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.96 Male-11 Years, 9 Months Old.- 1.97 Female-11 Years, 10 Months Old.- 1.98 Female-12 Years, 2 Months Old.- 1.99 Female-12 Years, 2 Months Old.- 1.100 Male-12 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.101 Male-12 Years, 6 Months Old.- 1.102 Male-12 Years, 7 Months Old.- 1.103 Female-12 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.104 Male-12 Years, 10 Months Old.- 1.105 Female-13 Years, 4 Months Old.- 1.106 Female-13 Years, 9 Months Old.- 1.107 Female-13 Years, 9 Months Old.- 1.108 Female-13 Years, 11 Months Old.- 1.109 Male-14 Years Old.- 1.110 Male-14 Years Old.- 1.111 Female-14 Years, 6 Months Old.- 1.112 Male-15 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.113 Female-15 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.114 Male-15 Years, 8 Months Old.- 1.115 Male-16 Years, 1 Month Old.- 1.116 Female-16 Years, 6 Months Old.- 1.117 Female-17 Years Old.- 1.118 Male-17 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.119 Female-18 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.120 Female-19 Years, 4 Months Old.- 1.121 Female-19 Years, 5 Months Old.- 1.122 Female-19 Years, 11 Months Old.- 1.123 Male-20 Years, 4 Months Old.- 1.124 Female-20 Years, 2 Months Old.- II Some Pathologic Cases.- to Part II.- 2.1 Wilson's Disease.- 2.2 Delay in White Matter Development.- 2.3 Trisomy 9 with Severe Developmental Delay.- 2.4 Multiple Sclerotic Plaques in the Upper Cervical Cord.- 2.5 Focal Encephalomalacia (Cerebral Palsy).- 2.6 White Matter Changes from Arrested Hydrocephalus.- 2.7 Tumoral Edema and Secondary White Matter Changes.- 2.8 Herpetic Encephalopathy with Follow-up Studies.- 2.9 Late Stages of Nonspecific Viral Encephalitis.- 2.10 Mild Delay in White Matter Development.- 2.11 Trisomy 21.- 2.12 White Matter Infarctions in Elderly Patients.- 2.13 Multiple Sclerosis.- 2.14 Chronic Hydrocephalus.- 2.15 White Matter Changes Associated with Contused Brain.- 2.16 Sarcoid.- 2.17 Multiple Sclerosis.- 2.18 Tuberous Sclerosis.- 2.19 Tuberous Sclerosis.- 2.20 HIV Encephalopathy.- 2.21 Marked Hydrocephalus.- 2.22 Hydroencephaly.- 2.23 Ischemic Changes Affecting the Corpus Callosum.- 2.24 Krabbe's Disease.- 2.25 Hydrocephalic Changes Associated with Posterior Fossa Tumor.- 2.26 Pontine Myelinolysis.- 2.27 White Matter Changes in Patient with Migraine Headaches.- 2.28 Multiple Sclerosis Involving the Cranium and Cervical Cord.- 2.29 HIV Encephalopathy.- 2.30 Oligopontine Cerebellar Atrophy.- 2.31 Deep White Matter Infarctions.- 2.32 Grade II Multiple Sclerosis.- 2.33 Grade III Multiple Sclerosis.- 2.34 Grade IV Multiple Sclerosis.- 2.35 Grade V Multiple Sclerosis.- 2.36 Multiple Sclerosis with Gadolinium Enhancement.- 2.37 Grade II Multiple Sclerosis.- 2.38 Grade IV Multiple Sclerosis.- 2.39 Lacunar Infarction.- 2.40 Reversal of Shearing Injury.- 2.41 Progressive Global Brain Damage.- 2.42 Stable Encephalomalacia Secondary to Head Trauma.- 2.43 Severe Diffuse Encephalomalacia.- 2.44 Normal Virchow-Robin Spaces and Shearing Injury.- 2.45 Toxoplasmosis.- 2.46 Toxoplasmosis.- 2.47 Total Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum.- 2.48 Pachygyria.- 2.49 Schizencephaly.- 2.50 Spinocerebellar Degeneration, CCD Type.
巻冊次

: gw ISBN 9783540942184

内容説明

Normal cranial anatomy as seen by MRI in children aged 1 month to 21 years is comprehensively depicted in this atlas. As such it represents an invaluable tool for establishing normal baseline anatomy of the developing brain when evaluating suspected disease, trauma, or developmental delay in pediatric subjects. There are 124 normal cases presented, 62 each of boys and girls at intervals from ages one month to 21 years. Six axial images are presented for each case. The images were obtained from Siemens, GE, and HI Standard machines. A brief introduction covers key issues in the development of white matter and special topics in pediatric neuroimaging.

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