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Meanings of dural in English

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Recurrent strokes and alternating hemiplegia necessitated a right dural inversion 6 months later.
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All of the 5 cases had dural or petrous bone infiltration.
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Preoperative MR imaging infrequently detects dural invasion, including cavernous sinus invasion.
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Complications included two intraoperative dural tears that were identified and repaired.
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Tumor projection was verified after dural opening, and surgical resection was continued thereafter.
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Methods: We used literature searches to identify previously reported cases of primary dural MZL.
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We could feel the metallic needle under the dural sheath of the trigeminal nerve.
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Because of its bioabsorbability, chronic foreign body reactions to this synthetic dural substitute were negligible.
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Distension of dural sinuses in man produces migraine-like pain.
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Bony exposure can be optimized before dural incision.
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All patients underwent postoperative MRI which showed excellent decompression of cord and dural sac in all cases.
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Conclusion: Quantitative assessment of sagittal dural sac diameters is comparable between lumbar myelography and positional MR imaging.
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Conclusions: On MR a surplus of pial vessels suggests a dural arteriovenous malformation with cortical venous drainage.
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The data imply that the VR1 receptor plays only a minor role in trigeminovascular-induced dural vessel dilation.
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An emergent left-sided dural inversion was performed.
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The patient was admitted due to traumatic sub dural hemorrhage and during the hospital course he developed fever.
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