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1. Grisold W;
Grisold A
Nerve Infiltration: Where, When, and How? An Introduction
Nerve infiltration
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2014; 4 (2): 58-60
(a) Nerve infiltration. A. Nerve compression and invasion. B. Intranerval metastasis. C. Tumour spread within the nerve. D. Intravascular lymphoma. EpineurialV: epineurial vessel; EndoV: endoneurial vessel. (b) Spread of tumours along nerves. R & A: Retrograde and anterograde spread (red arrows). Spread via anastomosis a between different nerve territories Keywords: intranerval metastasis,
intravascular lymphoma,
Invasion,
nerve compression,
nerve infiltration,
scheme,
tumour,
tumour spread
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2. Grisold W;
Grisold A
Nerve Infiltration: Where, When, and How? An Introduction
Meningeal infiltration
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2014; 4 (2): 58-60
Meningeal infiltration. The dura mater continues as the perineurium. In general the tumor cells do not spread beyond this boundary centrifugally. (A) tumour spread in the subarachnoid space. (B) Lumps and nodules consist of tumour cells and have their own vascularisation. RM: spinal cord; DRG: dorsal root ganglion Keywords: dorsal root ganglion,
dura mater,
meningeal infiltration,
perineurium,
scheme,
spinal cord,
subarachnoid space
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3. Grisold W;
Soffietti R
Editorial to Special Issue
Nerve-Infiltration
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2013; 3 (3): 94
Spinal nerve root in a patient with lung cancer. Tumour tissue within the nerve root (arrow). Keywords: malignant tumour,
nerve infiltration
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4. Grisold W;
Soffietti R
Editorial to Special Issue
Nerve-Infiltration
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2013; 3 (3): 94
Infiltration of a trigeminal branch in the cavernous sinus by a gliosarcoma (arrow). Keywords: malignant tumour,
nerve infiltration
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6. Wohlgenannt V;
Oberndorfer S;
Grisold W
Intractable Headache in a Glioblastoma Patient
Glioblastoma
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2012; 2 (3): 134-135
T1-weighted MRI (axial) with contrast media, showing enhancement of
the meninges (arrows), and only little enhancement at the primary tumour location
at the left temporobasal area (asterisk). Keywords: glioblastoma,
MRI
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7. Wohlgenannt V;
Oberndorfer S;
Grisold W
Intractable Headache in a Glioblastoma Patient
Glioblastoma
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2012; 2 (3): 134-135
T1-weighted MRI (sagittal) with contrast media, showing enhancement
of the meninges (arrows). Keywords: glioblastoma,
MRI
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8. Surböck B;
Calabek B;
Pollanz S;
Höltl W;
Grisold W
Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom mit Ureterruptur: Ein Fallbericht
Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom
Journal für Neurologie, Neurochirurgie und Psychiatrie 2012; 13 (3): 152-153
Signalalteration des Myelons auf Höhe
Th2–Th4. Keywords: Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom,
MRT
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9. Surböck B;
Calabek B;
Pollanz S;
Höltl W;
Grisold W
Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom mit Ureterruptur: Ein Fallbericht
Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom
Journal für Neurologie, Neurochirurgie und Psychiatrie 2012; 13 (3): 152-153
Ausgeweitetes Nierenkelchsystem Keywords: Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom,
MRT
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10. Surböck B;
Calabek B;
Pollanz S;
Höltl W;
Grisold W
Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom mit Ureterruptur: Ein Fallbericht
Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom
Journal für Neurologie, Neurochirurgie und Psychiatrie 2012; 13 (3): 152-153
Überlaufblase Keywords: Arteria-spinalis-anterior-Syndrom,
MRT
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11. Calabek B;
Lindner K;
Grisold W
Paraneoplastic Encephalitis, Myelitis, and Posterior Column Degeneration in a Patient with Breast Cancer
Spine
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2012; 2 (2): 93-94
T2-weighted MRI of the spinal cord: longitudinally symmetric extensive signal abnormalities of the posterior columns. Keywords: MRI,
spine
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12. Grisold W;
Oberndorfer S;
Windebank AJ
Chemotherapy and Polyneuropathies
Nerve Roots
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2012; 2 (1): 25-36
Autopsy of the nerve
roots, cauda equina and posterior
columns of a 74-year-old woman with
breast cancer and suspected meningeal
carcinomatosis. She received
several cycles of intrathecal cytosine
arabinoside (Depo-Cyt®). The
myelin appears blue with a Klüver
staining. (a) Cauda equina. The
nerve roots show loss of myelin with
a patchy damage to nerve fascicles.
(b) Spinal thoracic nerve. Diffuse
demyelination. (c) Spinal cord and
posterior column: Diffuse loss of
myelinated fibres, ballooned degeneration
of myelinated fibres. Keywords: cauda equina,
nerve roots,
posterior column,
spinac thoracic nerve,
spinal cord
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13. Grisold W;
Oberndorfer S;
Windebank AJ
Chemotherapy and Polyneuropathies
Cisplatinum neuropathy
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2012; 2 (1): 25-36
Cisplatinum neuropathy. Clinical and electrophysiological features of a
40-year-old male with an ataxic cisplatinum neuropathy. (a) Despite numbness and
sensory ataxia no motor involvement with normal small-hand muscles. Nerve conduction
velocity (NCV) measurement shows normal motor NCV, (b) the sensory NCV is
reduced to 1 uV (pathologic). (c) The feet appear normal, neither atrophy nor trophic
changes can be seen. (d) Knee-to-shin is pathologic, vibration perception is absent.
(e) Motor NCVs of peroneal nerves are normal. The sural nerve sensory potential is
absent; (f) the F wave is normal. Keywords: ataxic cisplatinum neuropathy,
clinical features
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14. Grisold W;
Oberndorfer S;
Windebank AJ
Chemotherapy and Polyneuropathies
CIPN
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2012; 2 (1): 25-36
Morphologic correlates of CIPN. The DRGs can be the target of cumulative
neurotoxicity as in platinum compounds. Axons, rarely the myelin, can be damaged.
At the neuromuscular transmission site (NMT), the acute toxicity of oxaliplatin occurs.
Unmyelinated fibers and terminal nerve arbors are the sites of acute taxane
toxicity. An additional spinal mechanism at the alpha-2-delta-Typ1 subunit in neuropathic
pain is assumed. Keywords: CIPN,
scheme
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15. Calabek B;
Hinterholzer G;
Neuwirth-Senautka G;
Kirschner H;
Horvath-Mechtler B;
Grisold W
Auf einen Blick: Clostridium septicum als Ursache einer abszedierenden Enzephalitis
Clostridium septicum
Journal für Neurologie, Neurochirurgie und Psychiatrie 2010; 11 (2): 78
Koronarschnitt: Gaseinschlüsse beidseits parietal (a); Axialschnitt:
Reichlich Gas beidseits parietal zwischen den Sulci und im periventrikulären Marklager
(b, c) und Luft-Flüssigkeits-Niveau in Rückenlage in beiden Vorderhörnern (d) Keywords: Clostridium septicum,
MRT
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16. Lindeck-Pozza E;
Oberndorfer S;
Hainfellner JA;
Grisold W
Paraneoplastische neurologische Syndrome
Paraneoplstische neurologische Syndrome
Journal für Neurologie, Neurochirurgie und Psychiatrie 2009; 10 (2): 26-31
Flussdiagramm zur Diagnostik paraneoplstischer neurologischer Syndrome. Mod. nach [1]. Keywords: Neurologie
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17. Oberndorfer S;
Grisold W
Lumbosakrale Plexopathien bei Tumorpatienten
Lumosakrale Plexopathie
Journal für Neurologie, Neurochirurgie und Psychiatrie 2004; 5 (1): 14-16
CT-Abdomen mit tumoröser Auftreibung des linken M. iliopsoas (weißer Pfeil). Keywords: Computertomographie,
Musculus iliopsoas,
Neurologie,
Plexopathie,
Plexus lumbosacralis,
Tumor
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