Neuropathology
Neuropathology
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The result of healed fractures of the skull may become manifest after years. A serious outcome is a slowly condensing scar at the base of the brain producing pressure-atrophy of nerve trunks, and in the roof of the fourth ventricle, affording a chance of the onset of chronic internal hydrocephalus. The minuter lesions in laceration of the cerebrum, whether present alone or in combina- tion with actual fracture, may give rise to protracted delirium during healing. After these lesions, which are ...in the area of the cortical arterial system, are quite healed (cicatrix, gliosis), they may still give rise to epileptiform attacks. In such cases minute gross search is required for healed lesions.
The effects of trauma on the spinal cord are for the most part obvious. In the peripheral nervous system marked retraction may occur from the point of lesion. Cicatrization (interstitial neuritis) may be complicated after amputation by the occurrence of large bulbous masses (amputation neuroma), INFLAMMATION.
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The result of healed fractures of the skull may become manifest after years. A serious outcome is a slowly condensing scar at the base of the brain producing pressure-atrophy of nerve trunks, and in the roof of the fourth ventricle, affording a chance of the onset of chronic internal hydrocephalus. The minuter lesions in laceration of the cerebrum, whether present alone or in combina- tion with actual fracture, may give rise to protracted delirium during healing. After these lesions, which are ...in the area of the cortical arterial system, are quite healed (cicatrix, gliosis), they may still give rise to epileptiform attacks. In such cases minute gross search is required for healed lesions.
The effects of trauma on the spinal cord are for the most part obvious. In the peripheral nervous system marked retraction may occur from the point of lesion. Cicatrization (interstitial neuritis) may be complicated after amputation by the occurrence of large bulbous masses (amputation neuroma), INFLAMMATION.
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