Computerized Tomography
Anatomical and pathological study of the brain by CT scanner—1: Anatomical study of normal brain
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2011, Clinical Neurology and NeurosurgeryCitation Excerpt :Furthermore, if the tumors reached the supratentorial space, the location of the tumor was defined to be ‘anterior’ or ‘posterior’. Matsui's anatomical location was used in defining the tumor location in the brain [26]. The distance of the tumor from the apex of the frontal lobe was determined by calculating from each CT or MRI slice ratio of the distance between the anterior part of the tumor and the apex of the frontal lobe to the anterior-posterior diameter of the whole brain.
Somatization symptoms are related to right-hemispheric primary brain tumor: A population-based prospective study of tumor patients in northern Finland
2009, PsychosomaticsCitation Excerpt :Histological grading was done according to WHO classification; 30% were Grade I–II gliomas; 16%, Grade III–IV gliomas; and 54%, meningiomas.18 Matsui's anatomical classification of the brain was used to define the location of the tumor.19 The volume of the tumor was determined manually from the CT or MRI by a trained physician in the neurosurgical ward.
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Department of Neurology, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD.
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Department of Neurology, Kitano Hospital, Osaka, Japan.