Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour

Prediction and correlation of cotnputed tomography findings with first clinical presentations in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour. The brain twnour is increasing in incidence nowadays probably with presence of new high technoloy facilities such as computed tomography, magnetic resonance ima...

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Main Author: Abdullah, Mohd Shafie
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2001
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Online Access:http://eprints.usm.my/36179/
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description Prediction and correlation of cotnputed tomography findings with first clinical presentations in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour. The brain twnour is increasing in incidence nowadays probably with presence of new high technoloy facilities such as computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging and angiogarphy. There is a wide spectrum of presentation of patients in term age and clinical presentations. An early detection of the twnours will give a good outcome currently with the availability of neurosurgeons and neuroimaging facilities. Neuroimaging play an important role in detecting the lesion, hence to reduce tile morbidity and mortality.
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spelling usm-361792017-08-18T03:32:13Z http://eprints.usm.my/36179/ Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour Abdullah, Mohd Shafie R5-130.5 General works Prediction and correlation of cotnputed tomography findings with first clinical presentations in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour. The brain twnour is increasing in incidence nowadays probably with presence of new high technoloy facilities such as computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging and angiogarphy. There is a wide spectrum of presentation of patients in term age and clinical presentations. An early detection of the twnours will give a good outcome currently with the availability of neurosurgeons and neuroimaging facilities. Neuroimaging play an important role in detecting the lesion, hence to reduce tile morbidity and mortality. 2001 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/36179/1/dr_mohd_shafie_abdullah-mrm_%28NN26%2924.pdf Abdullah, Mohd Shafie (2001) Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour. Masters thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
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Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour
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title Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour
title_full Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour
title_fullStr Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour
title_full_unstemmed Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour
title_short Prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour
title_sort prediction and correlation of computed tomography findings with first clinical presentation in patients diagnosed primary brain tumour
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