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Cellular glycoconjugates and their potential endogenous receptors in the cerebral microvasculature of man: a glycohistochemical study by Debbage, P L, Gabius, H J, Bise, K, Marguth, F

“…Protein-carbohydrate interactions are supposed to play a pivotal role in mediation of recognitive interactions, relevant to cellular interactions and…”
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Clinical experience with extra-intracranial arterial anastomosis in 65 cases by Gratzl, O, Schmiedek, P, Spetzler, R, Steinhoff, H, Marguth, F

“…Clinical results of an extra-intracranial arterial bypass (EIAB) procedure for cerebral ischemia are assessed in 65 patients. The 5-year-study suggests that…”
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Extracranial-intracranial bypass operation in basal tumours by Olteanu-Nerbe, V, Marguth, F

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Extra-intracranial bypass surgery for vertebrobasilar insufficiency due to obstructive vertebral artery and vertebral-basilar artery junction disease by Olteanu-Nerbe, V, Schmiedek, P, Marguth, F

“…This report is on 19 patients with vertebrobasilar insufficiency in whom direct extra-intracranial arterial bypass surgery to the posterior circulation was…”
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Radionuclide angiography and Doppler sonography to detect patients with cerebrovascular disease. A correlation with radiographic angiography by Buell, U, Leschem, D, Rath, M, Rose, M, Marguth, F

“…Cerebral radionuclide angiography with 99mTc pertechnetate (RNA) and directional Doppler sonography (DS) were employed to study patients with cerebrovascular…”
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Selection of patients for extra-intracranial arterial bypass surgery based on rCBF measurements by Schmiedek, P, Gratzl, O, Spetzler, R, Steinhoff, H, Enzenbach, R, Brendel, W, Marguth, F

“…Extracranial intracranial arterial anastomosis is gaining acceptance as a form of treatment in selected cases with ischemic cerebrovascular disease. To…”
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Glycohistochemical visualisation of mannose-binding lectins in the microvasculatures of brain and brain tumours by Debbage, P, Marguth, F, Gabius, H J

“…Alpha-mannosylated albumins with three types of linkage between sugar and protein were compared. The results showed their histochemical binding to be sensitive…”
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Oncorna-viral information in human glioblastoma by Birkmayer, G D, Miller, F, Marguth, F

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Differential diagnosis and therapy of traumatic intracranial hematoma by MARGUTH, F

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The therapeutic effect of ablation of the hypophysis in neoplasms by MARGUTH, F

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Aldosterone--A new therapeutic principle for the treatment of brain oedema in man by Schmiedek, P, Oettinger, W, Baethmann, A, Enzenbach, R, Marguth, F

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Evaluation and treatment of posttraumatic headache by FROWEIN, R A, MARGUTH, F

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Electromyographic findings in intracranial processes by MARGUTH, F, TONNIS, W

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Microneurosurgical revascularization for cerebral ischemia by Olteanu-Nerbe, V, Schmiedek, P, Gratzl, O, Marguth, F

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Blood flow and cerebral revascularization by Schmiedek, P, Gratzl, O, Steinhoff, H, Oltneanu-Nerbe, V, Marguth, F

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Cerebral vascular insufficiency as a cause of reappearance of neurological symptoms long after removal of a meningioma by EL-BANHAWY, A, MARGUTH, F

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Electrolytes, fluids, and energy metabolism in human cerebral edema by Reulen, H J, Medzihradsky, F, Enzenbach, R, Marguth, F, Brendel, W

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Intrasellar cerebrospinal fluid cysts by FRIEDMANN, G, MARGUTH, F

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Grosskrankenhäuser -- Planung und Wirklichkeit. Contributions by R. Wischer, F. Friedberger, J. Asam, F. Hartmann, B. Thomas, G. Damm, B. Stolze, F. W. Weber, G. Wiesinger, H. Goerke by Marguth, F, Peter, K, Wischer, R, Friedberger, F, Asam, J, Hartmann, F, Thomas, B, Damm, G, Stolze, B, Weber, F W

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Neurosurgical management of cerebellar hemorrhage by WAIDHAUSER, E, HAMBURGER, C, MARGUTH, F

“…Controversy remains concerning the management of patients with cerebellar hemorrhage. In this study the records of 42 patients were reviewed. In 60% of them…”
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