Initial head CT showed a left frontal intracranial hemorrhage. The second CT showed a new subarachnoid component (SAH). A cerebral angiogram showed no evidence of aneurysm or vascular malformation.

In the case of acute, poorly responding frontal sinusitis, frontal sinus trephine and irrigation are performed. The irrigation catheter may be left in place for several days.

Individual identification based on radiographic frontal sinus comparison is considered a reliable means of establishing positive identification. An ante mortem craniography was compared to a ...

Download powerpoint Figure 1 CT of the orbits and sinuses reveals left enophthalmos, downward retraction of the orbital floor, total mucosal opacification and reduced volume of the left maxillary ...

Figure 1. CT with coronal reconstruction showing a slightly hyperdense content as related to the cerebral tissue within the left frontal sinus, with herniation into the orbital cavity. MRI is useful ...

Following a 5 cm left frontal lobectomy for the removal of a mixed astrocytoma-oligodendroglioma, a 51 year old right handed man showed a marked dissociation between his performance on standard ...

Encephalitis seldom causes paraparesis as the initial symptom. Here, we report a case of steroid-responsive bilateral frontal cortical encephalitis involving leg motor areas in a patient who presented ...

Figure 10. Maximum contrast volume in a proximal segment of left anterior descending coronary artery for different injection rates of contrast material in left coronary ostium. Diameter and length of ...

The occurrence of a congenital fistula between the left ventricle and the coronary sinus has not previously been reported. A patient with this rare anomaly is described in whom the diagnosis was ...