1
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what are the three type of cranial ependymomas
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spratenorial, medial posterior fossa, and lateral posterior fossa
2
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what type of ependymomas occurs at the filum
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myxopapillary
3
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where are clear cell epdymomas found
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supra tentorial compartment
4
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what is associated with intramedullary spinal cord ependymoma
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NSF-2
pediatric neurosurgery
flashcards
Decks in class (46)
# Cards
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development17
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Neruologic examination of newborn/infant/and child0
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neurogenetics12
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hydrocephalus0
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craniofacial syndromes15
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craniophagus twins1
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meningoceles4
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ocult spinal dysraphism5
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surgical managment of complex spinal cord lipomas5
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craniovertebral junction2
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congenital intraspinal cysts8
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congenital vertebral anomolies17
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skeletal syndromes3
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scalp and skull neoplasms15
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brain tumors in the first 2 years of life8
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Supratentorial Hemispheric Gliomas3
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craniopharyngiomas1
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pituitary adenomas4
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pineal region tumors9
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medulloblastoma7
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ependymomas4
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brainstem gliomas1
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cerebellar astrocytomas3
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skull base tumors9
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Spinal Extradural Neoplasms and Intradural Extramedullary Neoplasms3
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Intramedullary Spinal Cord Tumors1
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spinal tumors6
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NF-1 NF-20
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Phankymytosis6
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brachial plexus injuries6
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spinal trauma11
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cavernous malformations0
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Evaluation of Intactable Epilepsy2
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temporal lobe epilespy0
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non-temporal lobe epilepsy4
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non resective and neuromodulatory treatments for refractory epilepsy3
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Hemispherectomy1
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spasticity and movement disorders12
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shunt infections0
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brain abcess2
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encephalitis2
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spinal infection0
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anethesia5
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congenital intracranial malformations19
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adjuvent chemotherapy3
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radiotherapy in children2
