tentorium造句1. The morphology of falx cerebri and tentorium cerebelli was investigated in 3250 adult cadavers.
2. Most childhood brain tumors arise below the tentorium, which is the reverse of the adult.
3. To explore the effect of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision of severe brain injury complicated from tentorial herniation.
4. Conclusion Large bone flap incision plus tentorium of cerebellum is a reasonable operation way to treat the severe craniocerebral injury at frontalis-temporalis.
5. Objective:To discuss the prognosis of involved factors in treatment of severe craniocerebral injury complicated with tentorium cerebelli hiatus hernia by surgery.
6. Brain MRI displayed abnormal strengthening signals in cerebral dura mater, especially in cerebral falx and tentorium of cerebellum.
7. Methods: 80 emergency cases of severe craniocerebral injury complicated with tentorium cerebelli hiatus hernia were included in this study for statistical analysis on fatality rate.
8. Results Bleeding only in subdural space cerebral falx or tentorium occurred in 7 and 5, 2 cases bleeding located in the base of frontotemporal region.
9. Methods We retrospectively analyzed CT scans of100cases who suffered from cerebral hemorrhage with high-density image in brain centralis and tentorium cerebelli.
10. Objective To explore the distribution and collecting areas of the venous sinuses of tentorium cerebelli.
11. Both occur more commonly in women during the 5th decade of life with a predilection for similar sites of involvement including the cerebral convexities, sphenoid ridge, falx, and tentorium.
12. Objective:To explore the effect on reduction of severe brain injury complicated from tentorial hemiation by using tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision.
13. Objective To evaluate CT features of subdural hematomas at cerebral falx and tentorium of cerebellum.
14. Enlargement of posterior fossa with upward displacement of lateral sinuses, sinus confluens and tentorium.
15. The choice of operative approach mainly depends on its position with tentorium and deep vein system.
16. Conclusions The high density shape that was distributed in sulcus and cistern, tentorium of cerebellum, straight sinus and sagittal sinus is important for diagnosing SAH in neonates.
17. But the sign can not be found in all 32 cases with intra-cerebral glioma, including 21 cases with astrocytoma and 4 cases with oligodendroglioma and 7 cases with ependymoma above cerebellar tentorium.
18. SAH accounted for only 32 death cases (25%), most often caused by cerebrovascular malformation and ruptured intracranial aneurysm in the basis of brain or under tentorium of cerebellum.