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Cerebral angiography may sometimes show up inflammatory changes in the brain arteries in cases of tuberculous and acute purulent bacterial meningitis. The arteries at the base of the brain are predominantly affected, in some cases together with peripheral branches. Normal angiograms or non-specific alterations may be expected in patients suffering from non-purulent meningitis and encephalitis. Patients with luetic diseases show circumscribed or diffuse vessel wall lesions which cannot be differentiated from alterations caused by arteriosclerosis. The results are presented of 15 patients suffering from inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system of different aetiology. The morphology and the distribution of the arterial changes in the cerebral angiogram are discussed.
K Zeiler, and
G Brunner, and
G Schnaberth
January 1978,
Neuroradiology,
K Zeiler, and
G Brunner, and
G Schnaberth
April 1975,
No shinkei geka. Neurological surgery,
K Zeiler, and
G Brunner, and
G Schnaberth
November 1979,
Journal of clinical chemistry and clinical biochemistry. Zeitschrift fur klinische Chemie und klinische Biochemie,
K Zeiler, and
G Brunner, and
G Schnaberth
October 1981,
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K Zeiler, and
G Brunner, and
G Schnaberth
January 1982,
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K Zeiler, and
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Der Nervenarzt,
K Zeiler, and
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G Schnaberth
February 1979,
Nihon Hinyokika Gakkai zasshi. The japanese journal of urology,
K Zeiler, and
G Brunner, and
G Schnaberth
July 1979,
RoFo : Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Rontgenstrahlen und der Nuklearmedizin,
K Zeiler, and
G Brunner, and
G Schnaberth
December 1981,
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K Zeiler, and
G Brunner, and
G Schnaberth
March 1982,
Journal de radiologie,
