In a population based register of stroke (n= 536) compiled in Perth, Western Australia during
an 18 month period in 1989-90, 60 cases (11%) of primary intracerebral haemorrhage were …

Erdheim-Chester disease (ECD) is a rare histiocytic infiltrative disease, characterized by
long bone sclerosis. We describe two confirmed cases of ECD, both of which demonstrate …

The action of fast bowling in the game of cricket is known to cause injuries to the lumbar
spine. We studied a group of 16-to 18-year-old fast bowlers, selected for special training in …

We reviewed the records of 28 patients with 30 burst-dispersion spinal fractures treated
since the introduction of CT facilities in Western Australia. Twenty-five patients showed …

Discussion The association of pathological changesin the liver and kidney is well
recognized. In adults there is the dominant form of polycystic disease, and in children there …

An outline of radiological investigations for patients with low back pain is presented. The
article emphasises the need for thorough clinical evaluation of patients before any …

Eleven patients with large pituitary tumours and with extrasellar extension were studied
prospectively to assess the response of these tumours to bromocriptine. Five out of the six …

Certain clinical features are known to correlate with patient outcome in acute stroke, but the
potential of cranial CT scan as an aid to predicting recovery after stroke remains unclear. In …

A patient with symptomatic hydrocephalus, due to an elongated and ectatic basilar artery
and involving the third ventricle, is described. Characteristic CT scan features are outlined …

This article covers the radiological investigations of CT scanning, Doppler ultrasound, digital
subtraction angiography and magnetic resonance imaging in relationship to diagnosis and …