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Management of childhood neurotrauma by Faillace, Walter J

“…A summary of some of the more important aspects of brain, spinal, peripheral nerve and sport injuries of childhood is presented. Guidelines for the treatment…”
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Clinical and radiologic findings in progressive facial hemiatrophy (Parry-Romberg syndrome) by Cory, RC, Clayman, DA, Faillace, WJ, McKee, SW, Gama, CH

“…We describe the clinical and radiologic changes related to progressive facial hemiatrophy (Parry-Romberg syndrome) occurring during a 20-month period in a…”
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Tremor, aphasia, and stuttering associated with Helicobacter pylori infection by Tsao, Jack W, Shad, Javaid A, Faillace, Walter J

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Hydrothorax after ventriculoperitoneal shunt placement in a premature infant : an iatrogenic postoperative complication : Case report by FAILLACE, W. J, GARRISON, R. D

“…The authors describe the case of a prematurely born infant who developed hydrothorax after ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt placement for treatment of…”
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1;19 translocation in human meningioma by Prempree, T, Amornmarn, R, Faillace, W J, Arce, C A, Nguyen, T Q

“…Loss of chromosome 22 represents the most common chromosome abnormality (70%) in meningiomas. The remainder (30%) have a normal karyotype. Not only are the…”
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Cerebrospinal fluid shunt malfunction signaled by new or recurrent seizures by FAILLACE, W. J, CANADY, A. I

“…We have observed two patient groups with seizure activity as the primary presentation of shunt malfunction. Eight patients had a first-time seizure, and seven…”
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Convulsions in children with ventriculoperitoneal shunts by Faillace, W J

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Paraplegia after lumbar puncture. In an infant with previously undiagnosed hemophilia A. Treatment and peri-operative considerations by Faillace, W J, Warrier, I, Canady, A I

“…We report a 3-month-old infant who became paraplegic from an epidural hematoma caused by a diagnostic lumbar puncture for work-up of sepsis. The differential…”
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A no-touch technique protocol to diminish cerebrospinal fluid shunt infection by Faillace, Walter J

“…BACKGROUND Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunts become infected primarily by bacterial organisms indigenous to the patient's skin flora, but bacteria from the…”
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Pontomedullary infarction from sustained cervical spine hyperflexion by Faillace, W J, Okawara, S H

“…A paraplegic but independent 26-year-old man developed pontomedullary infarction from a fall which placed him in a position of sustained cervical spine…”
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