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Combat Injury of the Sciatic Nerve - An Institutional Experience by Jones, Patrick E, Meyer, R Michael, Faillace, Walter J, Landau, Mark E, Smith, Jonathan K, McKay, Patricia L, Nesti, Leon J

“…Combat injury of the sciatic nerve tends to be severe with variable but often profound consequences, is often associated with widespread soft tissue and bone…”
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High-resolution ultrasound in combat-related peripheral nerve injuries by Smith, Jonathan K., Miller, Matthew E., Carroll, Craig G., Faillace, Walter J., Nesti, Leon J., Cawley, Christina M., Landau, Mark E.

“…ABSTRACT Introduction Peripheral nerve injuries (PNI) sustained in combat are typically severe and are frequently associated with marked soft tissue damage,…”
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Neuralgic amyotrophy manifested by severe axillary mononeuropathy limited only to the anterior branch by Landau, Mark E., Faillace, Walter J., Nesti, Leon J., Grimes, Jamie B.

“…ABSTRACT Introduction In this study we describe a case demonstrating clinical, radiographic, electrophysiologic, and surgical evidence of a restricted but…”
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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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Tremor, aphasia, and stuttering associated with Helicobacter pylori infection by Tsao, Jack W, Shad, Javaid A, Faillace, Walter J

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Serum and Cerebrospinal Fluid Vancomycin and Gentamicin Concentrations during Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Surgery: An Observational Study by Faillace, Walter J, Tan, Paul

“…Background: Ventriculoperitoneal shunts become infected predominantly during surgery. Optimal antibiotic prophylaxis during cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunt…”
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Neuralgic amyotrophy manifested by severe axillary mononeuropathy limited only to the anterior branch: Anterior Branch Axillary Neuropathy by Landau, Mark E., Faillace, Walter J., Nesti, Leon J., Grimes, Jamie B.

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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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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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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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Congenital midline nasofrontal mass. Two case reports with a clinical review by Haafiz, A B, Sharma, R, Faillace, W J

“…Because of aberrant embryologic development, encephalocele, nasal dermoid, and glioma may present as a nasofrontal midline mass in a newborn infant. Though…”
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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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Neurocutaneous melanosis with extensive intracerebral and spinal cord involvement. Report of two cases by Faillace, W J, Okawara, S H, McDonald, J V

“…Two unusual cases of neurocutaneous melanosis are presented. Both patients had congenital giant hairy nevi and both developed hydrocephalus, seizures, and…”
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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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