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Methiothepin and ketanserin had non-competitive antagonistic effects in the middle meningeal arteries.
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Fibrous tumors may develop within or from the meningeal structures of the brain.
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Relapse-free survival curves suggest that some patients are cured of their meningeal disease.
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In the brain, hippocampal and neocortical neurons and meningeal cells showed lysosomal storage.
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The most common enlarged artery was the middle meningeal artery.
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Sensitization can be induced by topical meningeal administration of inflammatory soup (IS).
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C gattii is known to cause meningeal disease in both immunocompetent and immunosuppressed hosts.
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A final diagnosis of mammary carcinoma with brain metastasis and meningeal carcinomatosis was made.
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Brain MRI showed a meningeal irritation consistent with viral meningitis.
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However, patients with high risk of meningeal involvement had similar survival in all four studies.
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Clinical signs and histological findings were similar to those in medulloblastoma patients with meningeal dissemination.
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Had the fracture torn the left middle meningeal artery?
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MRI revealed a meningeal lesion with cortical involvement, and the patient described previous treatment for syphilis.
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Angiogram revealed a well marked staining supplied by the left middle meningeal and deep temporal arteries.
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Prognosis of CNS relapse was worse for patients with meningeal carcinomatosis when compared with brain metastases.
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However, local aggressive behavior of meningeal melanocytoma has been reported, especially in cases of incomplete surgical resection.
