Hemisphere of cerebellum

Known as: cerebellar hemisphere, Hemispherium cerebelli [H II - H X], cerebellar hemispheres

Either side of the cerebellum separated by the vermis.

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2000

Sirs: Trigeminal neuralgia is generally caused extra-axially by slight damage to the entry zone of the trigeminal nerve by…

1993

Summary: To evaluate the effect of the novel intracellular calcium antagonist fasudil hydrochloride, cerebral blood flow (CBF…

1991

This report describes a cerebellar gliosarcoma in a patient who had undergone radiation treatment for parotid carcinoma

1989

A 45-year-old Japanese man, who had had bilateral visual disturbance due to Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada (VKH) disease 17 years before…

1988

The current tendency in acoustic neuroma surgery to attempt the preservation of hearing function and the problem of accidental…

1985

Glial S-100 protein, soluble protein, and DNA were quantitatively studied in brains of gerbils chronically exposed to ethanol in…

1984

Perinatal insults, including anoxia, may lead to a form of cerebral necrosis designated multicystic encephalomalacia. This common…

1983

Clinical, necropsy, and electron microscope findings are described for a patient with Lhermitte-Duclos disease. Evidence that the…

1976

The clinical significance of apparent pneumographic cerebellar atrophy has been studied in a group of 44 otherwise unselected…

1969

I N October, 1956, Murphey and Scott 3 presented a paper to the Society of Neurological Surgeons in Memphis on infarction of the…