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    Jeroen Hendrikse.
    Summary: Although many things can go wrong in the brain, this book also shows that our brain is strong. It highlights the key findings that can be seen on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT) scans, including those related to normal brain aging and common diseases such as brain infarcts, fractures of the skull as well as fractures and tumors of the vertebral column. It offers insights into brain MRI and CT scans, enabling readers to interpret the key findings.

    Contents:
    CT and MRI scans : the basic principles
    CT and MRI scans : different types of images
    The anatomy of the human brain
    White spots
    Shrinking brain
    Silent infarcts
    Previous microbleeds
    More room around the blood vessels
    Cerebral infarction
    Intracranial haemorrhages
    Blockage of a blood vessel carrying blood from the brain
    Blocked paranasal sinuses
    Multiple Sclerosis
    Bulging intervertebral discs
    Spinal stenosis
    Blood vessels of the neck
    The intracranial blood vessels
    Ruptured aneurysm
    Skull fractures
    Post-accident haematoma
    Vertebral fracture
    Encephalitis
    The causes of epilepsy
    Non-aggressive brain tumours
    Aggressive brain tumours
    Metastatic brain tumours
    Metastatic spinal tumours
    Too much cerebrospinal fluid
    Dementia and Alzheimer's disease
    Arteriovenous malformation
    Tumours arising from the Meninges
    Co-occurring multiple cerebral infarcts
    Vestibular schwannoma
    Pituitary adenomas
    Otitis : inflammation of the ear
    The eyes and the optic nerve
    The cerebellum
    The brain, age 0 to age 100
    The post-operative brain
    Many things remain unknown
    Erratum to : This is our brain
    Afterword : My own brain.
    Digital Access Springer 2017