- stroke. It was used for what are now
known to be
cerebral haemorrhage,
lacunes, état criblé (widened
perivascular spaces throughout the
basal ganglia...
- at
greater risk for ****ure
major stroke.
According to
Koffler et al.,
lacunes are
derived from an "occlusion of a
single deep
penetrating artery that...
-
structure in the
brain called the
corpus callosum, the
presence of
retinal lacunes, and
epileptic seizures in the form of
infantile spasms.
Other malformations...
- the
Cyrillic Суслин.) Un
ensemble ordonné (linéairement) sans
sauts ni
lacunes et tel que tout
ensemble de ses
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Fisher CM (December 1968). "The
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retina and brain,
where retinal infarcts and
small brain infarcts, or
lacunes can occur.
Cause Lesions reflect leakage of
plasma components across vascular...
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borderzone region Multiple Branch occlusive disease Common Small subcortical,
lacune-like
Single Hemodynamic Uncommon Borderzone; may be
without lesion Multiple;...
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- "Entre le paléolithique et le neolithique, il y a une
large et
profonde lacune, un
grand hiatus; ..."
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Szolem (1923). Sur les séries de
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