RHEOENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN PATIENTS WITH BRAIN TUMOURS OF THE MACROGLIA GRADE

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ON THE CLINICAL PICTURE OF CEREBELLAR ATROPHIES

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DIFFERENTIAL-DIAGNOSTIC ASPECTS OF LATERAL AMYOTROPHIC SCLEROSIS

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ONTOGENETIC AND CLINICAL ASPECTS OF AXIAL-PARAXIAL SYNDROME

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CUNICO-PATHOANATOMICAL COMPARISONS AND DIAGNOSTICAL ERRORS IN BRAIN STEM HEMORRHAGES

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THROMBOTIC LESION OF THE VERTEBRO-BASILAR VASCULAR SYSTEM

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MONOCULAR NYSTAGMUS

It is pointed out bу Kurz J. 1950 that monocular nystagmus is а rаrе pathologic phenomenon. К. F. Voitovich claims that till 1959 about 100 observations have been reported in the liiterature. We think that we should agree with the viewpoint of this author that monocular nystagmus is а phenomenon which has attracted less attention and is not so rаrе as it seems to bе. Having in mind that this pathologic sign is not only of topical diagnostic importance but, as it is pointed out bу В. Bratanov and G. Nastev (1960), its presence may characterize to а certain degree the morbid process. For that reason more attention should bе directed to monocular nystagmus in everyday clinical practice.Single reports exist in the literature, which only insufficiently discuss the problem. On the basis of foreign and three personal observations we shall attempt to present а more complete discussion of the problem

VASOMOTOR DISORDERS IN STROKE SYNDROME PATIENTS

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CHANGES OF BRAIN HAEMODYNAMICS AND BIOELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF EARLY STAGE BLUNT CRANIO-CEREBRAL TRAUMA IN CHILDREN

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RHEOENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN CLOSED CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURIES

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