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Pneumoencephalography (sometimes
abbreviated PEG; also
referred to as an "air study") was a
common medical procedure in
which most of the cerebrospinal...
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treatment of hydrocephalus, the
invention of air
ventriculography and
pneumoencephalography, the
description of
brain endoscopy, the
establishment of the first...
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psychosis was
completed as far back as 1935
using a
technique called pneumoencephalography (a
painful and now
obsolete procedure where cerebrospinal fluid...
- a cyst of the
septum pellucidum (fifth ventricle) and
cured by
pneumoencephalography". Mayo Clin Proc. 31 (2): 43–6. PMID 13289891.
Alonso J; Coveñas...
- Paul Lurz says that it is
possible that
Elsie was
subjected to the
pneumoencephalography procedure,
where a hole was
drilled into a patient's head to drain...
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Graphics adapter, an
abbreviation commonly used in BIOS
settings Pneumoencephalography, an
obsolete medical procedure for
brain imaging Peg, a rule in...
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surgery sessions.
Contrast radiography,
ventriculography and
later pneumoencephalography permitted the
visualization of
intracranial reference points from...
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displace the
cerebrospinal fluid in the
brain while performing a
pneumoencephalography.
Sometimes called an "air study", this once
common yet highly-unpleasant...
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Malformations of the
cerebellar vermis were
first identified using pneumoencephalography,
where air is
injected into the
cerebrospinal fluid spaces of the...
- base of the
brain and over its surface. This
technique was
called pneumoencephalography.[citation needed] In 1927, Egas
Moniz introduced cerebral angiography...
