Neurological Research

George M. Austin: A Dedication
pp. 321-322(2)
Authors: Rawlins M.; Rawlins C.

Clear cell ependymoma with a lipidized component that developed in the thoracic spinal cord
pp. 324-328(5)
Authors: Kim Y-J.; Tsunoda S.; Yokoyama K.; Miyamoto K.; Tamai M.; Yamauchi M.

Cytotoxic edema is independent of NMDA ion channel activation following middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO). An in vivo autoradiographic and MRI study
pp. 329-334(6)
Authors: Di X.; Alves O.L.; Bullock R.

Increased levels of plasma tissue factor pathway inhibitor in patients with glioblastoma and intracerebral metastases
pp. 335-338(4)
Authors: Gerlach R.; Scheuer T.; Böhm M.; Beck J.; Woszczyk A.; Raabe A.; Scharrer I.; Seifert V.

Advances in ICP monitoring techniques
pp. 339-350(12)
Authors: Zhong J.; Dujovny M.; Park H.K.; Perez E.; Perlin A.R.; Diaz F.G.

Cerebral blood flow and oxygen metabolism in patients with progressive dementia and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
pp. 351-356(6)
Authors: Tanaka M.; Ichiba T.; Kondo S.; Hirai S.; Okamoto K.

A case of intimal hyperplasia induced by stenting for vertebral artery origin stenosis: Assessed on intravascular ultrasound
pp. 357-360(4)
Authors: Hayashi K.; Kitagawa N.; Morikawa M.; Kaminogo M.

Cerebral blood flow velocity alterations, under two different carbon dioxide management strategies, during sevoflurane anesthesia in gynecological laparoscopic surgery
pp. 361-369(9)
Authors: Papadimitriou L.S.; Livanios S.H.; Moka E.G.; Demesticha T.D.; Papadimitriou J.D.

Aspirin and indomethacin exhibit antiproliferative effects and induce apoptosis in T98G human glioblastoma cells
pp. 370-376(7)
Authors: Amin R.; Kamitani H.; Sultana H.; Taniura S.; Islam A.; Sho A.; Ishibashi M.; Eling T.E.; Watanabe T.

Hemorrhagic transformation is related to the duration of occlusion and treatment with tissue plasminogen activator in a nonembolic stroke model
pp. 377-382(6)
Authors: Fagan S.C.; Nagaraja T.N.; Fenstermacher J.D.; Zheng J.; Johnson M.; Knight R.A.

Time course of the diameter of the major cerebral arteries after subarachnoid hemorrhage using corrosion cast technique
pp. 383-389(7)
Authors: Ono S.; Date I.; Onoda K.; Ohmoto T.

Neuronal apolipoprotein E is not synthesized in neuron after focal ischemia in rat brain
pp. 390-394(5)
Authors: Nishio M.; Kohmura E.; Yuguchi T.; Nakajima Y.; Fujinaka T.; Akiyama C.; Iwata A.; Yoshimine T.

Immunohistochemical study on the aggregation of ubiquitin in the central nervous system of the transgenic mice expressing a human Cu/Zn SOD mutation
pp. 395-400(6)
Authors: Chung Y.H.; Joo K.M.; Lee Y.J.; Kim M.J.; Cha C.I.

Endogenous digoxin, hemispheric dominance and family bonding behavior
pp. 401-404(4)
Authors: Kurup R.K.; Kurup P.A.

Temporal profile of angiographical stages of Moyamoya disease: When does Moyamoya disease progress?
pp. 405-410(6)
Authors: Ishii K.; Isono M.; Kobayashi H.; Kamida T.

Online assessment of brain tissue oxygen autoregulation in traumatic brain injury and subarachnoid hemorrhage
pp. 411-417(7)
Authors: Soehle M.; Jaeger M.; Meixensberger J.

Endovascular management of symptomatic vertebral artery dissection achieved using stent angioplasty and emboli protection device
pp. 418-422(5)
Authors: Cohen J.E.; Gomori J.M.; Umansky F.

Age-related changes in peroxisomal membrane protein 70 and superoxide dismutase 1 in transgenic G93A mice
pp. 423-426(4)
Authors: Ilieva H.S.; Nagano I.; Murakami T.; Shiote M.; Manabe Y.; Abe K.

Chiari I malformation associated with thoracic epidural cord lesion: Case report
pp. 427-429(3)
Authors: Barami K.; Lee I.; Wellwood J.; Michael D.B.

Temporary cerebellar hypoperfusion with good outcome in cerebellitis
pp. 430-432(3)
Authors: Hsieh P.F.; Lin W-Y.; Chang M-H.