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Flow activates an endothelial potassium channel to release an endogenous nitrovasodilator by COOKE, J. P, ROSSITCH, E. JR, ANDON, N. A, LOSCALZO, J, DZAU, V. J

“…Flow-mediated vasodilation is endothelium dependent. We hypothesized that flow activates a potassium channel on the endothelium, and that activation of this…”
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L-arginine normalizes endothelial function in cerebral vessels from hypercholesterolemic rabbits by ROSSITCH, E. JR, ALEXANDER, E. III, BLACK, P. M, COOKE, J. P

“…We hypothesized that normal vascular reactivity could be restored in vessels from hypercholesterolemic animals by exposing them to L-arginine, the precursor of…”
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Unilateral posterolateral decompression without stabilization for neurological palliation of symptomatic spinal metastasis in debilitated patients by WELLER, S. J, ROSSITCH, E. JR

“…Patients with symptomatic spinal metastases and limited life expectancy are often too debilitated to withstand anterior or posterolateral spinal cord…”
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Role of stereotactic radiosurgery with a linear accelerator in treatment of intracranial arteriovenous malformations and tumors in children by Loeffler, J S, Rossitch, Jr, E, Siddon, R, Moore, M R, Rockoff, M A, Alexander, 3rd, E

“…Between 1986 and 1988, 16 children were treated for 10 arteriovenous malformations and 6 recurrent intracranial tumors with stereotactic radiation therapy…”
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Unilateral akathisia in a patient with AIDS and a toxoplasmosis subthalamic abscess by CARRAZANA, E, ROSSITCH, E. JR, MARTINEZ, J

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Perinatal spinal cord injury: clinical, radiographic and pathologic features by Rossitch, Jr, E, Oakes, W J

“…Perinatal spinal cord injury is a relatively uncommon, but a frequently misdiagnosed disorder. Often, the injury is not suspected and an erroneous diagnosis is…”
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The development of Lhermitte's sign during cisplatin chemotherapy. Possible drug-induced toxicity causing spinal cord demyelination by Walther, P J, Rossitch, Jr, E, Bullard, D E

“…Cisplatin is a recognized neurotoxic agent that commonly causes ototoxicity and peripheral neuropathy. In conjunction with characteristic peripheral…”
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Parkinsonian symptoms in a patient with AIDS and cerebral toxoplasmosis by Carrazana, E J, Rossitch, E, Samuels, M A

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Reliving the early days of neurosurgery by Rossitch, Jr, E

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Aspergillus disc space infection: case report and review of the literature by Morgenlander, J C, Rossitch, Jr, E, Rawlings, 3rd, C E

“…Aspergillus disc space infection is an unusual complication of the immunocompromised state. Magnetic resonance imaging may aid the clinician in arriving at a…”
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Klüver-Bucy syndrome in a child with bilateral arachnoid cysts: report of a case by Rossitch, Jr, E, Oakes, W J

“…Klüver-Bucy syndrome is an uncommon constellation of behavioral abnormalities resulting from bilateral temporal lobe damage. The syndrome is rare in adults and…”
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On delayed reactions to buried silk sutures by Rossitch, Jr, E

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Initial management of pediatric head trauma by Sampson, J H, Rossitch, Jr, E, Oakes, W J

“…Head injuries are the most common cause of disability and death in children. Identification of children who require specialized management following a head…”
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Lessons learned from a survival course by Rossitch, Jr, E

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Ancient medical history by Rossitch, Jr, E

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A problem of cervical pain by WILKINS, R. H, STIEG, P. E, ROSSITCH, E, SCHWARTZ, R. B, JOSEPH, J. T

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On the controversy of autotomy: a response to L. Kruger by Levitt, M, Ovelmen-Levitt, J, Rossitch, Jr, E, Nashold, Jr, B S

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Self-mutilation following brachial plexus injury sustained at birth by Rossitch, Jr, Eugene, Oakes, Jerry W, Ovelmen-Levitt, Janice, Nashold, Jr, Blaine S

“…Self-mutilation after deafferentation injuries has been reported only rarely in adult humans. This behavior has been found to be similar to that observed in…”
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The expression of deafferentation dysesthesias reduced by dorsal root entry zone lesions in the rat by ROSSITCH, E, ABDULHAK, M, OVELMEN-LEVITT, J, LEVITT, M, NASHOLD, B. S

“…Extensive longitudinal lesions of the dorsal root entry zone (DREZ) are effective in relieving some chronic deafferentation pain in humans. A deafferentation…”
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Extreme lateral lumbar disc herniation. Diagnosis and management by Perno, J R, Rossitch, Jr, E

“…Extreme lateral disc herniation accounts for about 10% of lumbar disc ruptures and is more common in the elderly. Patients will frequently complain of pain in…”
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