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- BookA. James Barkovich, Charles Raybaud.Contents:
Imaging techniques / Christopher Hess
Normal development of the neonatal and infant brain, skull, and spine / Matthew J. Barkovich and A. James Barkovich
Metabolic, toxic, and autoimmune/inflammatory brain disorders / A. James Barkovich and Zoltan Patay
Brain and spine injuries in infancy and childhood / James Barkovich and Erin Simon-Swartz
Congenital malformations of the brain and skull / A. James Barkovich and Charles Raybaud
Neurocutaneous disorders / Gilbert Vézina and A. James Barkovich
Intracranial, orbital, and neck masses / Charles Raybaud and Zoltan Patay
Hydrocephalus / Charles Raybaud
Developmental disorders of the spine and spinal cord / Erin Simon-Swartz
Neoplasms of the spine / A. James Barkovich
Infections of the developing and mature nervous system / Gary Hedlund and James F. Bale, Jr.
Anomalies of the cerebral vasculature / Steven W. Hetts, Philip M. Meyers, Van V. Halbach, and A. James Barkovich.Digital Access Ovid 2019 - ArticleCowen NJ, Giannotto RP.South Med J. 1978 Mar;71(3):281-8.A technic incorporating the simultaneous elevation of multiple adjacent thoracoabdominal pedicale flaps, based in opposite directions, has been successfully used on four patients with extensive degloving injuries of the hand. In all cases, the hand was later divided into individual digits. A five-year follow-up of three patients is presented, illustrating functional results good enough to allow the patients to return to work. The special problems of a circumferential wound and digital shortening appear to be better controlled by this technic than by a single long "wrap-around" flap. Various technics of skin coverage are reviewed.