Complex Surgical Cases of the Limbic System
This book is a guide to surgical procedures for the limbic system. Beginning with an overview of brain embryology and anatomy, each of the following sections covers surgical approaches for disorders in different parts of the limbic system.
Author: Sepehr Sani
Publisher: JP Medical Ltd
ISBN: 9386261448
Category: Medical
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Human Neuroanatomy
18.9.3 Schizophrenia Multitarget limbic system surgery of the amygdaloid
complex, substantia innominata, and the ... and abnormal behavior Chronic
depression, obsessive–compulsive neuroses, and drug addiction are conditions
for which ...
Author: James R. Augustine
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
ISBN: 0470961619
Category: Science
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Cumulated Index Medicus
in onset neurons resonance cases Untoward effects of generic carbamazepine
therapy ( letter ) cerebral lesions . ... HIPDM single photon emission computed
tomography brain Prolactin in partial epilepsy : an indicator of limbic seizures .
imaging Benetello P , et al . ... Firing SURGERY patterns human of limbic during
Vigabatrin for refractory complex partial seizures : stereoencephalography (
SEEG ) and ...
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The Amygdaloid Nuclear Complex
V. Di Marino et al., The Amygdaloid Nuclear Complex: Anatomic Study of the
Human Amygdala, V. Di Marino et al., The ... MAJ O'Callaghan reviewed the
numerous surgeries and declared in 1981 in a publication that the surgical
procedures ...
Author: Vincent Di Marino
Publisher: Springer
ISBN: 3319232436
Category: Medical
Page: 147
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Epilepsy Abstracts
biofeedback , complex partial seizure , computer assisted tomography ,
electroencephalography , epilepsy , epileptic state , videorecording ... lobe
epilepsy , amygdaloid nucleus , brain depth stimulation , emotion , hippocampus ,
19 cases , 366 - complex partial seizure ... 82 yr . old man , 482 - epilepsy ,
epileptic focus , hemispherectomy , stereotaxic surgery , temporal lobe epilepsy ,
computer assisted ...
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Category: Epilepsy
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Epileptic Syndromes in Infancy Childhood and Adolescence 5th edition
Therefore, music as stimulus is very complex in the brain as well as in individuals
. ... Although the reported outcome after surgery (6 cases) was good, the
presurgical evaluation may be challenging, because ... A neural system
dedicated to processing musically relevant auditory features with involvement of
limbic system for ...
Author: Bureau Michelle
Publisher: John Libbey Eurotext
ISBN: 2742008292
Category: Medical
Page: 600
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Epilepsy Surgery
7 . nonspecific auras 8 . complex partial status epilepticus 9 . seizures that are
hysterical in appearance . ... The reader should remember that the frontal lobe
has numerous afferent and efferent connections to the limbic system . ... In
selected cases the use of additional electrodes such as the infraorbital and
supraorbital surface electrodes or ethmoidal electrodes ( 10 , 12 , 18 ) may also
help localize ...
Author: Hans Lüders
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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Category: Medical
Page: 854
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Functional and Stereotactic Neurosurgery
calized in the oral parts of Hypoth (Dieckmann and Hassler, 1975) and is also
linked with the limbic system, especially with the amygdala complex. In
experimental animals, bilateral damage of Am and the adjacent piriform cortex
causes the Klüver–Bucy syndrome. ... Narcotic Dependence In Chapter 13 on the
surgical treatment of pain syndromes, we have already mentioned addiction to
narcotics that ...
Author: E.I. Kandel
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
ISBN: 1461307031
Category: Medical
Page: 724
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Surgical Treatment of Epilepsy
Delgado - Escueta , A . V . and Walsh , G . O . , Type I complex partial seizures of
hippocampal origin : excellent results of ... Gloor , P . , Olivier , A . , Quesney , L . F
. , Andermann , F . and Horowitz , S . , The role of the limbic system in experiential
phenomena of temporal lobe epilepsy , Ann ... Jackson , J . H . , On a particular
variety of epilepsy ( intellectual aura ) , one case with symptoms of organic brain
...
Author: William H. Theodore
Publisher: Elsevier Science Limited
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Category: Health & Fitness
Page: 250
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The Limbic System
Electrical brain stimulation assists in localizing the seizure mechanism and also
clarifies the role of a discharging lesion in previously ill ... 7 % of 21 consecutive
cases of partial complex seizures of temporal or parietal lobe origin closely
studied before neurosurgical ... ( 1975 ) : Temporal lobe surgery around the world
.
Author: Benjamin K. Doane
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Category: Medical
Page: 349
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R D Mexico
The modulator changes consider the use of pacemakers in the nervous system .
... a brain to stance , a patient suffering from acute , In the case of psychiatric
patients the of pacemaker stimulation and to the organic damage chronic
depression who has surgery limbic system , a complex of nerve neurotransmitter
imbalances and defiTesting lasts will have certain nerve circuits in the circuits in
the inner part ...
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Category: Research
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Psychology
Many self - stimulation sites have been found in the limbic system ( Olds & Fobes
, 1981 ) . ... The Cerebrum : The Seat of Complex Thought exact mechanisms of
control are not yet well The cerebrum is the largest and most complex part of
understood ( Pribram , 1981 ) . ... Each cerebral hemisphere is divided into four
Brain surgery cases have afforded neuroscientists parts called lobes , more for
our ...
Author: Wayne Weiten
Publisher: Thomson Brooks/Cole
ISBN:
Category: Psychology
Page: 712
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Spine Surgery 2 Vol Set E Book
Several studies have corroborated further the role of cognitive and limbic systems
in central pain processing.102-105 A patient's ... or ability to work.119
Compensation for disability and unresolved litigation have a complex influence
on treatment outcome. ... Although approximately 90% of low back pain cases are
nonsurgical,136,137 the proportion of patients undergoing spine surgery has
progressively ...
Author: Edward C. Benzel
Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences
ISBN: 1455723320
Category: Medical
Page: 2248
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The Society of Neurological Surgeons
Basic research established the anterior hippocampus to be the major site of
seizure generation . ... and the protocols for management of difficult cases was
shown , the Commission recommended the establishment of specialized centers
.
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The Temporal Lobe and Limbic System
The lesions in these cases of word deafness are still usually bilateral and
seemingly involve the same regions that cause the full ... The converse syndrome
to word deafness , an inability to recognize complex nonspeech sounds with
preservation of comprehension of ... studies on patients with unilateral temporal
lobe lesions , particularly from those with well - delineated surgical excisions of
the anterior ...
Author: Pierre Gloor
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
ISBN:
Category: History
Page: 865
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Behavioral Neurology
Violent behavior has been reported in patients with lesions of the limbic system
secondary to temporolimbic epilepsy ... There are forms of epilepsy that are so
difficult to differentiate from other causes of abnormal thought and behavior that
the ... Therapy, in the form of anticonvulsant drugs and invasive procedures such
as surgical ablation, disconnection, and vagal stimulation has become more
effective.
Author: Jonathan H. Pincus
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
ISBN: 9780195137811
Category: Medical
Page: 276
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Diverticular Disease
Management of the Difficult Surgical Case John Paton Welch ... within the pons
and medulla with third - order neurons that run predominantly to the limbic
system and frontal lobe ( " motivational affective aspects of pain " ) , respectively (
8,9 ) .
Author: John Paton Welch
Publisher: Greenfield Review Press
ISBN:
Category: Medical
Page: 468
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The Cyclopedia of Medicine Surgery Specialties
The slow wave is generated by the thalamocaudate system and is the result of
active inhibition . ... region , there is diffuse involvement of large numbers of
structures with very complex functions ( the limbic system ) , and a psychomotor
seizure results . ... so - called ischemic and sclerotic cell changes in Ammon's
horn of the temporal lobe , are nonspecific and are found in conditions other than
epilepsy .
Author: George Morris Piersol
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Category: Medicine
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Harrison s Principles of Internal Medicine
In such cases, surgical extirpation of the epileptic brain regions may be
necessary for control of the epilepsy (see “Neurosurgical Treatment of Epilepsy”
below). There is a complex interrelationship between the limbic system and ...
Author: Tinsley Randolph Harrison
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Category: Internal medicine
Page: 2248
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Magnetic Resonance in Epilepsy
The role of the limbic system in experimental phenomena of temporal lobe
epilepsy . Ann Neurol 1982 ; 12 ... Taylor DC , Lochery M . Temporal lobe
epilepsy : origin and significance of simple and complex auras . J Neurol ...
Glaser G . Natural history of temporal lobe - limbic epilepsy . In : Engel J , ed . ...
lobe epilepsy . With special reference to surgical results , neuropathology , and
social conditions .
Author: Ruben I. Kuzniecky
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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Category: Medical
Page: 345
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