Search Results - "Filipoviç, B R"

Volume changes of corpus striatum, thalamus, hippocampus and lateral ventricles in posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) patients suffering from headaches and without therapy by Filipovic, B R, Djurovic, B, Marinkovic, S, Stijak, L, Aksic, M, Nikolic, V, Starcevic, A, Radonjic, V

“…In the present study, we have hypothesized that volume changes of the caudate nucleus, putamen, globus pallidus, hippocampus, thalamus, and lateral ventricle…”
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Perigastric vascular abnormalities and the impact on esophagogastrectomy by Randjelovic, D. T., Filipovic, R. B., Bilanovic, L. D., Stanisavljevic, S. N.

“…The surgeon's ability to recognize abnormal vascular anatomy has greater importance than ever in modern esophagogastric surgical procedures. Some aberrations…”
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Daidzein effects on ACTH cells: immunohistomorphometric and hormonal study in an animal model of the andropause by Ajdzanovic, V Z, Sosic-Jurjevic, B T, Filipoviç, B R, Trifunovic, S L, Milosevic, V Lj

“…Daidzein is a potential natural alternative to estradiol during therapy of some malignancies in men. Besides weak inhibition of tyrosine kinase activity,…”
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The vascular anatomy of the galeal flap in the interparietal and midline regions by Har-Shai, Y, Fukuta, K, Collares, M V, Stefanovic, P D, Filipovic, B R, Herschman, B R, Jackson, I T

“…The potential extension of the galeal flap in the interparietal area was studied on 17 fresh human cadaver heads by intravascular dye injection technique. It…”
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Arterial ring encircling the bile duct with coexisting anomalous liver irrigation by Dusanović, A M, Ignjatović, D M, Knezević, P A, Todorović, M, Krgović, K L, Filipović, B R

“…Analysis of the arterial system of the liver in a 64-year-old male cadaver revealed an anomaly of the branching of the proper hepatic artery. The right branch…”
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The blood supply of galeotemporal flap: an anatomical and radiographic study by Stefanović, P D, Filipović, B R

“…Galea flap (GF) consists of two parts: Galea aponeurotica and superficial layer of temporal muscle. This flap is useful in plastic and reconstructive surgery…”
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