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Percutaneous cervical nucleoplasty using coblation technology. Clinical results in fifty consecutive cases by Nardi, P V, Cabezas, D, Cesaroni, A

“…Conventional open cervical discectomy, with or without bony fusion, in common neurosurgical knowledge is considered the standard treatment for cervical disc…”
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Symptomatic cystic dilatation of V ventricle: case report and review of the literature by Agrillo, U, Tirendi, M N, Nardi, P V

“…We report a case of V ventricular cystic dilatation, presenting with specific neurological symptoms including low back pain, bilateral sciatica, weakness of…”
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Aneurysms of the sphenoid segment of the middle cerebral artery by Nardi, P V, Gigli, R, Brunori, A, Chiappetta, F

“…Aneurysms of the M1 segment of the middle cerebral artery are rare. Anatomically they are classified into a "temporal" variety, projecting supero-laterally and…”
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Cervical locked facet: operative management by Agrillo, U, Nardi, P V, Agrillo, A, Chiappetta, F

“…Cervical locked facet represent 5.6% of cervical lesion. If an identity of views is present in the use of tractions, we can't say as for the setting fixation…”
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Microsurgical DREZ-lesion in the treatment of deafferentation pain by Esposito, S, Delitala, A, Nardi, P V

“…The lesion of the dorsal root entry zone (DREZL) of the spinal cord, recently introduced by Nashold and performed with radiofrequency or with laser, may be…”
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Aneurysms of azygous anterior cerebral artery. Report of two cases treated by surgery by Nardi, P V, Esposito, S, Greco, R, Massari, A, Patricolo, A

“…The occurrence of a so called azygous anomaly of the distal ACA, consisting in a single branch, is rare. Authors report two cases of azygous aneurysm on which…”
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Enterogenous cyst of the spinal cord terminal cone. Clinical and radiological aspects (CT and MRI) by Esposito, S, Nardi, P V, Patricolo, M, Volpini, V, Patricolo, A

“…Enterogeneous cyst of the spinal cord are rare. They are the result of a dysembriogenetic error occurred in the third week of the embryo life. The cervical…”
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