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Pearly tumours in relation to the central nervous system.

• J B Pennybacker, J S Tytus
• Journal of neurology, neurosurgery, and…
• 1956

In 1829 Cruveilhier described a growth found at the base of the brain, displacing the third ventricle superiorly and extending as far anteriorly as the sella turcica (Fig. 1). Its external surface… (More)

Melanotic schwannoma. Clinical and ultrastructural studies of three cases with evidence of intracellular melanin synthesis.

• R P Mennemeyer, Kerstin Hallman, Samuel P. Hammar, J E Raisis, J S Tytus, Dan Bockus
• The American journal of surgical pathology
• 1979

Three cases of intradural extramedullary melanotic nerve sheath tumors involving spinal nerves are reported. Clinical, roentgenographic, surgical, gross, histologic, and electron-microscopic findings… (More)

Prognosis in patients with transient ischemic attacks after endarterectomy.

• J S Tytus, Jane Maclean, Lauren D Hill
• The American surgeon
• 1970

Extradural hemorrhage: factors responsible for the high mortality rate.

• Raphael Schneider, J S Tytus
• Annals of surgery
• 1955

Cervical carotid arterial disease.

• J S Tytus, Lauren D Hill
• Northwest medicine
• 1965

Cavernous sinus thrombosis: a review of the literature, and report of a case with recovery.

• W H Rattner, J S Tytus
• Medical bulletin
• 1953

Gluteal-artery aneurysm. A case report.

• J. W. Miller, Michelle Stuart, J S Tytus, Lauren D Hill, Hugh G Beebe
• The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American…
• 1974

The neurosurgical approach to the cancer problem.

• Heleen Haven, J S Tytus
• Bulletin of the Mason Clinic
• 1961

Differentiation of tumors arising in area of the posterior third ventricle.

• J S Tytus
• Neurology
• 1960

Ossification in gliomas.

• José Bebin, J S Tytus
• Journal of neurosurgery
• 1955

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