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EARLY-ONSET CEREBELLAR-ATAXIA (EOCA) WITH RETAINED REFLEXES - REDUCEDCEREBELLAR BENZODIAZEPINE-RECEPTOR BINDING, PROGRESSIVE METABOLIC ANDCOGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
Authors: MIELKE R HILKER R WEBERLUXENBURGER G KESSLER J HEISS WD
Citation: R. Mielke et al., EARLY-ONSET CEREBELLAR-ATAXIA (EOCA) WITH RETAINED REFLEXES - REDUCEDCEREBELLAR BENZODIAZEPINE-RECEPTOR BINDING, PROGRESSIVE METABOLIC ANDCOGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT, Movement disorders, 13(4), 1998, pp. 739-745
CORTICAL REORGANIZATION IN RECOVERY FROM POSTSTROKE APHASIA - A POSITRON-EMISSION-TOMOGRAPHY ACTIVATION STUDY
Authors: HEISS WD THIEL A KESSLER J KARBE H GHAEMI M WEBERLUXENBURGER G HERHOLZ K
Citation: Wd. Heiss et al., CORTICAL REORGANIZATION IN RECOVERY FROM POSTSTROKE APHASIA - A POSITRON-EMISSION-TOMOGRAPHY ACTIVATION STUDY, Annals of neurology, 44(3), 1998, pp. 4-4
EFFECTS OF GLUCOSE DEPRIVATION IN AREA CA1 OF HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES FROMADULT AND JUVENILE RATS
Authors: ALICI K WEBERLUXENBURGER G HEINEMANN U
Citation: K. Alici et al., EFFECTS OF GLUCOSE DEPRIVATION IN AREA CA1 OF HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES FROMADULT AND JUVENILE RATS, Developmental brain research, 107(1), 1998, pp. 71-80
BRAIN PLASTICITY IN POSTSTROKE APHASIA - WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE RIGHT-HEMISPHERE
Authors: KARBE H THIEL A WEBERLUXENBURGER G HERHOLZ K KESSLER J HEISS WD
Citation: H. Karbe et al., BRAIN PLASTICITY IN POSTSTROKE APHASIA - WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE RIGHT-HEMISPHERE, Brain and language (Print), 64(2), 1998, pp. 215-230
CEREBRAL NETWORKS AND FUNCTIONAL BRAIN ASYMMETRY - EVIDENCE FROM REGIONAL METABOLIC CHANGES DURING WORD REPETITION
Authors: KARBE H HERHOLZ K WEBERLUXENBURGER G GHAEMI M HEISS WD
Citation: H. Karbe et al., CEREBRAL NETWORKS AND FUNCTIONAL BRAIN ASYMMETRY - EVIDENCE FROM REGIONAL METABOLIC CHANGES DURING WORD REPETITION, Brain and language (Print), 63(1), 1998, pp. 108-121
PSYCHIC TRAUMA CAUSING GROSSLY REDUCED BRAIN METABOLISM AND COGNITIVEDETERIORATION
Authors: MARKOWITSCH HJ KESSLER J VANDERVEN C WEBERLUXENBURGER G ALBERS M HEISS WD
Citation: Hj. Markowitsch et al., PSYCHIC TRAUMA CAUSING GROSSLY REDUCED BRAIN METABOLISM AND COGNITIVEDETERIORATION, Neuropsychologia, 36(1), 1998, pp. 77-82
C-11 METHIONINE PET FOR DIFFERENTIAL-DIAGNOSIS OF LOW-GRADE GLIOMAS
Authors: HERHOLZ K HOLZER T BAUER B SCHRODER R VOGES J ERNESTUS RI MENDOZA G WEBERLUXENBURGER G LOTTGEN J THIEL A WIENHARD K HEISS WD
Citation: K. Herholz et al., C-11 METHIONINE PET FOR DIFFERENTIAL-DIAGNOSIS OF LOW-GRADE GLIOMAS, Neurology, 50(5), 1998, pp. 1316-1322
REORGANIZATION OF THE CEREBRAL-CORTEX IN POST STROKE APHASIA STUDIED WITH POSITRON-EMISSION-TOMOGRAPHY
Authors: KARBE H THIEL A WEBERLUXENBURGER G KESSLER J HERHOLZ K HEISS WD
Citation: H. Karbe et al., REORGANIZATION OF THE CEREBRAL-CORTEX IN POST STROKE APHASIA STUDIED WITH POSITRON-EMISSION-TOMOGRAPHY, Neurology, 50(4), 1998, pp. 36004-36004
MASSIVE AND PERSISTENT ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA IN THE ABSENCE OF DETECTABLE BRAIN-DAMAGE - ANTEROGRADE PSYCHOGENIC AMNESIA OR GROSS REDUCTION IN SUSTAINED EFFORT
Authors: KESSLER J MARKOWITSCH HJ HUBER M KALBE E WEBERLUXENBURGER G KOCK P
Citation: J. Kessler et al., MASSIVE AND PERSISTENT ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA IN THE ABSENCE OF DETECTABLE BRAIN-DAMAGE - ANTEROGRADE PSYCHOGENIC AMNESIA OR GROSS REDUCTION IN SUSTAINED EFFORT, Neuropsychology, development, and cognition. Section A, Journal of clinical and experimental neuropsychology, 19(4), 1997, pp. 604-614
BENZODIAZEPINE RECEPTOR DISTRIBUTION AND HIPPOCAMPAL VOLUME IN TEMPORAL-LOBE EPILEPSY
Authors: SZELIES B WEBERLUXENBURGER G PIETRZYK U MIELKE R BAUER B HEISS WD
Citation: B. Szelies et al., BENZODIAZEPINE RECEPTOR DISTRIBUTION AND HIPPOCAMPAL VOLUME IN TEMPORAL-LOBE EPILEPSY, Annals of neurology, 42(3), 1997, pp. 55-55
IS PRETREATMENT RESIDUAL BLOOD-FLOW OF THE ISCHEMIC ZONE CRITICAL TO THE CLINICAL BENEFIT FROM THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY
Authors: HEISS WD GROND M RUDOLF J NEVELING M WEBERLUXENBURGER G
Citation: Wd. Heiss et al., IS PRETREATMENT RESIDUAL BLOOD-FLOW OF THE ISCHEMIC ZONE CRITICAL TO THE CLINICAL BENEFIT FROM THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY, Stroke, 28(1), 1997, pp. 105-105
RESIDUAL FLOW TO THE ISCHEMIC ZONE AS A DETERMINANT FOR THE EFFICACY OF THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY
Authors: HEISS WD GROND M RUDOLF J NEVELING M WEBERLUXENBURGER G
Citation: Wd. Heiss et al., RESIDUAL FLOW TO THE ISCHEMIC ZONE AS A DETERMINANT FOR THE EFFICACY OF THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY, Neurology, 48(3), 1997, pp. 33002-33002
SPEECH-INDUCED CEREBRAL METABOLIC-ACTIVATION REFLECTS RECOVERY FROM APHASIA
Authors: HEISS WD KARBE H WEBERLUXENBURGER G HERHOLZ K KESSLER J PIETRZYK U PAWLIK G
Citation: Wd. Heiss et al., SPEECH-INDUCED CEREBRAL METABOLIC-ACTIVATION REFLECTS RECOVERY FROM APHASIA, Journal of the neurological sciences, 145(2), 1997, pp. 213-217
WIDESPREAD FUNCTIONAL DEFICITS IN PERCEPTION-RELATED NETWORKS DEMONSTRATED BY PET IN A CASE WITH SIMPLE VISUAL SEIZURES
Authors: MIELKE R WEBERLUXENBURGER G KESSLER J SZELIES B HEISS WD
Citation: R. Mielke et al., WIDESPREAD FUNCTIONAL DEFICITS IN PERCEPTION-RELATED NETWORKS DEMONSTRATED BY PET IN A CASE WITH SIMPLE VISUAL SEIZURES, Epilepsia, 38(3), 1997, pp. 370-373
MRI-GUIDED FLUMAZENIL-PET AND FDG-PET IN TEMPORAL-LOBE EPILEPSY
Authors: SZELIES B WEBERLUXENBURGER G PAWLIK G KESSLER J HOLTHOFF V MIELKE R HERHOLZ K BAUER B WIENHARD K HEISS WD
Citation: B. Szelies et al., MRI-GUIDED FLUMAZENIL-PET AND FDG-PET IN TEMPORAL-LOBE EPILEPSY, NeuroImage, 3(2), 1996, pp. 109-118
ACTIVATION IN FDG-PET PREDICTS RECOVERY IN POSTSTROKE APHASIA
Authors: HEISS WD KARBE H WEBERLUXENBURGER G HERHOLZ K KESSLER J PIETRZYK U WIENHARD K
Citation: Wd. Heiss et al., ACTIVATION IN FDG-PET PREDICTS RECOVERY IN POSTSTROKE APHASIA, The Journal of nuclear medicine, 37(5), 1996, pp. 480-480
FOCUS DETECTION IN TEMPORAL-LOBE EPILEPSY BY MRI COREGISTERED QUANTITATIVE FLUMAZENIL AND FDG PET
Authors: SZELIES B WEBERLUXENBURGER G PIETRZYK U KESSLER J MIELKE R HOLTHOFF V BAUER B PAWLIK G HERHOLZ K HEISS MD
Citation: B. Szelies et al., FOCUS DETECTION IN TEMPORAL-LOBE EPILEPSY BY MRI COREGISTERED QUANTITATIVE FLUMAZENIL AND FDG PET, Neurology, 46(2), 1996, pp. 1029-1029
COMPARISON OF EFFECTS INDUCED BY TOXIC APPLICATIONS OF KAINATE AND GLUTAMATE AND BY GLUCOSE DEPRIVATION ON AREA CA1 OF RAT HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES
Authors: ALICI K GLOVELI T WEBERLUXENBURGER G MOTINE V HEINEMANN U
Citation: K. Alici et al., COMPARISON OF EFFECTS INDUCED BY TOXIC APPLICATIONS OF KAINATE AND GLUTAMATE AND BY GLUCOSE DEPRIVATION ON AREA CA1 OF RAT HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES, Brain research, 738(1), 1996, pp. 109-120
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