Die Pathologie der cellulären und geweblichen Oxydationen. Die Hypoxydosen

Büchner, F.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-86170-3_8

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“…(a) Tondury (1962) describes virus embryopathies with subpial cerebral lesions, which could be associated with the cortical differentiation disturbances and the disturbances of the involution of the superficial granular layer observed by us. (b) Biichner (1957) also considers other peristatic influences on neuronal differentiation possible, for example, as a result of temporary respiratory disturbances of the fetus. (c) Lastly, a genetic cause of the maturation disturbance must be considered-an assumption that, in view of the genetic foundation of primary generalized epilepsies (Metrakos and Metrakos, 1969;Doose et al, 1973;Tsuboi and Christian, 1973;Janz and Beck-Mannagetta, 1982), is the most probable.…”

Section: The Microdysgenesismentioning

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Neuropathological Findings in Primary Generalized Epilepsy: A Study of Eight Cases

1984

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On neuropathological investigation of eight cases with primary generalized epilepsy, none showed elective parenchymal necrosis, which is regarded (qualitatively and topologically) as characteristic of epilepsy in classical neuropathology. In seven of the eight cases, however, marked microdysgenesis with varying regional distribution was found. These maturation disturbances are to be interpreted as pathological and refute the currently held view that there is no evidence of pathological brain damage in primary generalized epilepsy.

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Section: The Microdysgenesismentioning

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Neuropathological Findings in Primary Generalized Epilepsy: A Study of Eight Cases

1984

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“…These spasms are admitted to occur in hypoxemic stales (3), and they explain the patchy fea ture of the medial necrosis. Vacuolar change, which is peculiar to oxygen deficiency in the cells (4), was present in the muscle cells.…”

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Histopathological Changes in the Coronary Arteries following Shock or Hypotension in Man

Faria¹

1963

Pathobiology

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“…Hier wurden fettfreie Vacuolen der Hepatozyten als Hypoxiefolge beschrieben [4,7,19]. Ein derartiger Befund war aber nur im ersten Fall (Abb.…”

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Zum Erstickungstode beim Verschlu� der Atem�ffnungen durch Sand

Maxeiner

Schneider

1985

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Death by Suffocation as a Result of Occlusion of the Respiratory Tract by SandSummary. Eleven cases are reported in which death occurred because of suffocation as a result of occlusion of the respiratory tract by sand (without thoracic compression: 3 cases) or being buried alive (8 cases). Two tables demonstrate the findings and circumstances in the events. Three cases are described in detail. A 22-year-old woman was manhandled by blows and kicks to the head and neck. She became unconscious and her head and neck were covered by a layer of sand so that she suffocated. A 42-year-old man was smothered, while unconscious, in a prone position with his face in the sand, after hard blows to the head by two culprits. A 17-year-old girl finally died by chocking. Previously the culprit had pressed her face into the ground, so that she aspirated particles of soil. The question of vital reactions during aspiration of sand was investigated by microscopic examination of the content of the air passage and by destroying parts of the lungs by sulphuric acid. Minimal aspiration of sand occurred in all cases. Although the postmortal remains were left in the ground, there was no postmortem penetration of sand into the air passage. Histological examinations were carried out to support the diagnosis of violent suffocation. In some cases, there were remarkable findings (mobilization of alveolar cells, hepatocelullar hydropic degeneration), but there were no typical or unanimous findings that pertained to all cases.

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Die Pathologie der cellulären und geweblichen Oxydationen. Die Hypoxydosen

Cited by 18 publications

References 261 publications

Neuropathological Findings in Primary Generalized Epilepsy: A Study of Eight Cases

Neuropathological Findings in Primary Generalized Epilepsy: A Study of Eight Cases

Histopathological Changes in the Coronary Arteries following Shock or Hypotension in Man

Zum Erstickungstode beim Verschlu� der Atem�ffnungen durch Sand

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