"Cerebrale loopneus" : rhinorrhoea cerebrospinalis

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Giant cell tumor of the sacrum or soft tissue giant cell tumor? A case report.

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[Questionable basis for 'hopeless and unbearable suffering' as the criterion for the active termination of life in newborns with spina bifida],[Questionable basis for 'hopeless and unbearable suffering' as the criterion for the active termination of life in newborns with spina bifida]

Item does not contain fulltextIs 'hopeless and unbearable suffering' a just criterion for the deliberate termination of life of newborns with spina bifida? Hopeless suffering, with no means of alleviation, is not applicable in the acute phase of spina bifida in newborns, but to the chronic suffering that comes later on as the result of pain and discomfort experienced by the patient. There is a need for a nationwide discussion on (a) how can we determine when acute or chronic suffering become hopeless and unbearable, and on what basis should a given situation be regarded as an 'emergency situation'?; (b) what qualifies as a very severe form of spina bifida?; (c) what kind of care should be provided after the decision to withhold active care

Contemporary management and outcome of myelomeningocele: the Rotterdam experience

Scientific Assessment and Innovation in Neurosurgical Treatment Strategie

Neurosurgeons' opinions on the prenatal management of myelomeningocele

Scientific Assessment and Innovation in Neurosurgical Treatment Strategie