Accuracy of a Miniature Intracranial Pressure Monitor, Its Function during Magnetic Resonance Scanning, and Assessment of Image Artifact Generation

Direct measurement of intracranial pressure in adult horses

“…[8][9][10][11][12][13][14] Because the transducer is located at the cable tip, there is no need for a fluid column that may degrade the signal or become occluded. However, 1 primary disadvantage of implantable transducers is the inability to recalibrate them once they have been surgically placed.…”

POST-TRAUMATIC CEREBRAL INFARCTION. Neuroimaging findings, etiology and outcome

“…MR imaging is being used more frequently to assess acute brain injury, complementary to CT (23). In particular, diffusion‐weighted MR imaging may be of value in distinguishing areas of acute brain ischemia, and the combined use of conventional MR imaging/MR angiography can reveal most types of traumatic vascular injury in a rapid non‐invasive manner (4, 10, 34).…”

Evaluation of the behaviour of a thermal diffusion sensor in a high field strength magnetic resonance system: an experimental study

“…[1][2][3] Cerebral blood flow (CBF) is vital for brain tissue perfusion and is frequently deranged in acute neurosurgical disorders especially in head injuries, subarachnoid hemorrhage and neurosepsis. 4;5 Neurosurgeons have known for some time that it is safe to scan patients with implanted deep brain stimulating electrodes and that there is only very small artefacts produced by these platinum electrodes.…”