Brain Hypoxia: Pain

Front Matter....Pages I-XVII
Front Matter....Pages XIX-XIX
Neuropathology of Cerebral Hypoxia....Pages 1-9
Effects of Different Hemodynamic Conditions on Brain Capillaries: Alveolar Hypoxia, Hypovolemic Hypotension, and Ouabain Edema....Pages 10-19
Pathophysiological Aspects of Cerebral Hypoxia....Pages 20-33
Activation of a Cortical Seizure Focus Under Hypoxia: O 2 -Deficiency Effect or Result of Tissue Acidosis?....Pages 34-41
Cerebral Oxygen Consumption in Profound Arterial Hypoxemia and Hypocapnia....Pages 42-45
Development and Time Course of Blood Brain Barrier Disturbances Caused by Hypoxia....Pages 46-50
The Influence of Ventricular Perfusion on Normal Brain....Pages 51-53
Biochemical Aspects of Cerebral Hypoxia....Pages 54-58
Cerebral Metabolic Rates as Determinants of Hypoxic Survival of Adult Mice....Pages 59-67
The Arterio-Venous Lactate and Pyruvate Difference of the Injured Human Brain and Reactions During Different Inspiratory Oxygen Pressures....Pages 68-73
CSF-Electrolytes in Two Different Types of Metabolic Brain Edema....Pages 74-80
The Clinical Significance of CSF Acid-Base Determination....Pages 81-84
Clinical Aspects of Cerebral Hypoxia....Pages 85-91
Restitution of Vasomotor Autoregulation by Hypocapnia in Brain Tumors....Pages 92-99
Cerebral Metabolic Behaviour in Relation to Oxygen in Comas During the Acute Neurosurgical Phase....Pages 100-108
Influence of CSF-Resorption Pathways on Intracranial Capacitance....Pages 109-114
Five Year Follow-Up of 65 Patients Treated With Extra-Intracranial Arterial Bypass for Cerebral Ischemia....Pages 115-119
The Response of Human Cerebral Blood Flow to Anaesthesia With Thiopentone, Methohexitone, Propanidid, Ketamine, and Etomidate....Pages 120-133
The Value of Routine Respirator Treatment in Severe Brain Trauma....Pages 134-139
Front Matter....Pages 141-141
Central Interactions of the Systems of Rapidly and Slowly Conducted Pain....Pages 143-156
Front Matter....Pages 141-141
Open Spinal Surgery for (Intractable) Pain....Pages 157-169
Anterolateral Cordotomy in Cases of Phantom Limb Pain....Pages 170-173
Results After Open Cordotomy....Pages 174-177
Percutaneous Cordotomy....Pages 178-185
Pain Treatment of Advanced Malignant Diseases by High Cervical Percutaneous Cordotomy....Pages 186-189
Experience with Percutaneous Cordotomy....Pages 190-194
Potentials and Limits of Percutaneous Cervical Cordotomy....Pages 195-198
Neurophysiological Models for Nociception, Pain, and Pain Therapy....Pages 199-209
Electrical Stimulation of the Spinal Cord for the Relief of Pain....Pages 210-215
Control of Pain by Electrical Stimulation A Clinical Follow-Up Review....Pages 216-224
The Clinical Value of Dorsal Column Stimulation (DCS)....Pages 225-228
Central Stereotactic Interventions for Intractable Pain....Pages 229-236
Long-Term Results of Central Stereotactic Interventions for Pain....Pages 237-242
Intermittent Thalamic Stimulation in the Management of Intractable Pain....Pages 243-245
Results of Stereotaxic Operations in Patients With Intractable Pain....Pages 246-248
Cerebral Stereotaxic Operations for Pain....Pages 249-255
Intrathecal Application of Phenol in the Treatment of Intractable Pain....Pages 256-263
Place of Hypophysectomy in the Neurosurgical Treatment of Pain....Pages 264-273
Percutaneous Differential Thermal Trigeminal Rhizotomy for the Management of Facial Pain....Pages 274-286
Results of Percutaneous Controlled Thermocoagulation of the Gasserian Ganglion in 300 Cases of Trigeminal Pain....Pages 287-296
Front Matter....Pages 141-141
Thermorhizotomy in Trigeminal Neuralgia: Preliminary Considerations on 46 Cases....Pages 297-300
Controlled and Partial Percutaneous Electrocoagulation of the Gasserian Ganglion in Facial Pain....Pages 301-313
Remarks on the Techniques of Electrocoagulation of the Gasserian Ganglion for Trigeminal Neuralgia. Experience With More than 900 Operations Performed in Over 600 Patients from 1952 to 1974....Pages 314-315
Results of Treatment of Trigeminal Neuralgia by the Operation of Dandy....Pages 316-319
Results of Surgical Treatment of Idiopathic Trigeminal Neuralgia Using Different Operative Techniques....Pages 320-327
Front Matter....Pages 329-329
Complications from Surgery on a Vulnerable Spinal Cord....Pages 331-333
Spinal Cord Injuries....Pages 334-344
Evoked Potential Studies for the Evaluation of Spinal Function After Experimental Spinal Trauma....Pages 345-347
“Dumb-Bell”-Shaped Echinococcus in the Spinal Canal....Pages 348-352
Atypical Localizations of Pachymeningitis Cervicalis Hypertrophicans....Pages 353-356
First Experiences With the Anterior Discectomy Without Fusion of the Cervical Spine in Cases of Acute Disc Rupture....Pages 357-363
Computerized Tomography Using the High Definition Matrix (160 x 160)....Pages 364-380
Informational Value and the Therapeutical Application of Selective Angiography....Pages 381-385
The Meningal Branch of the Occipital Artery....Pages 386-389
Pediatric Head Injuries....Pages 390-400
Cerebral Artery Occlusion Due to Trauma....Pages 401-407
Concentrations of Glycogen, Glucose, Lactate, and Amino Acids in Brain Tumors....Pages 408-411
CBF-Studies from Three Sides in Patients With Intracranial Tumors....Pages 412-419
Tumourdiagnosis by Cytology of Cerebrospinal Fluid....Pages 420-424
Vascular Neoplasms of the Brainstem: A Place for Profound Hypothermia and Circulatory Arrest....Pages 425-428
Front Matter....Pages 329-329
Coagulation Changes Following Intracranial Operations....Pages 429-432
Report on One Hundred Pituitary Adenomas....Pages 433-441
Gelastic Epilepsy in Tumors of the Hypothalamic Region....Pages 442-449
Back Matter....Pages 451-462