Further Section
Appl Neurophysiol 1983;46:329–333
Contents Vol. 46, 1983
Contents
Editorial Introduction
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Should the Brain Be Regarded as a Computer?
Spiegel, E.A
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Part I: Epilepsy
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Applied \ I
I Neurophysiology
Official Journal of the World Society for Stereotactic and
Functional Neurosurgery
Official Journal of the American Society for Stereotactic and
Functional Neurosurgery
Founded 1938 as 'Confinia Neurologica' by E.A. Spiegel
Editor
Ph.L. Gildenberg, Houston, Tex.
Assistant Editor
Patricia O. Franklin, Houston, Tex.
Editorial Board
M. Dimitrijevic, Houston, Tex. E. Eidelberg, San Antonio, Tex. S.
Gilman, Arm Arbor, Mich. R.G. Grossman, Houston, Tex. R.
Hassler, Frankfurt a.M.
E.
Hitchcock, BirminghamL. Laitinen, Umea
D.M. Long, Baltimore, Md. R. Marino, Sao Paulo
F.
Mundinger, Freiburg i.Br.H. Narabayashi, Tokyo
B.S. Nashold, Jr„ Durham, N.C.
G. Ojemann, Seattle, Wash.
M. Rayport, Toledo, Obio
J. Siegfried, Zurich
A. Struppler, Munich
G. Szikla, Paris
R.R. Tasker, Toronto
J.U. Toglia, Philadelphia, Pa.
J.M. Van Buren, Miami, Fla.
N. Zervas, Boston, Mass.
Proceedings of the Meeting of the American Society for
Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery
Durham, N.C., April 29-May 1,1983
Editors:
Blaine S. Nashold, Jr., Durham, N.C. Philip L. Gildenberg,
Houston, Tex. Patricia O. Franklin, Houston, Tex.
figures, 35 tables, 1983
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Neurosurgical Management of Epilepsy:A Personal Perspective in
1983Ojemann, G.A
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The Role of Stereotactic Amygdalotomy in the Treatment of
Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Associated with Behavioral Disorders
Hood, T.W.; Siegfried, J.; Wieser, H.G
19
Depth Electrode Recording in Patients Undergoing
CorpusCallosotomy for Intractable EpilepsyRoberts, D.W.; Allen,
CD.; Allen, A.H.; Reeves, A.G
26
The Indications for and the Role of Depth Electrode Recording
inEpilepsyOlivier, A.; Gloor, P.; Quesney, L.F.; Andermann, F
33
Stereotactic Systems and Procedures for Depth Electrode
Placement:Technical AspectsOlivier, A.; Bertrand, G.; Peters, T
37
Multipolar Hollow-Core Electrode for Brain Recordings
Comte, P.; Siegfried, J.; Wieser, H.G 41
Outcomes and Indications of Corpus callosum Section for
IntractableSeizure ControlRayport, M.; Ferguson, S.M.; Corrie,
W.S
47
Anterior Callosotomy and Chronic Depth Electrode Recording in
theSurgical Management of Some Intractable SeizuresBouvier, G.;
Mercie'r, C; St. Hilaire, J.M.; Giard, N.; Labrecque, R.;
Beique,R.A
52
Reduction of Intractable Seizures Using Cerebellar Stimulation
Davis, R.; Gray, E.; Engle, H.; Dusnak, A
57
Diencephalic Seizures. Case Report
Andy, O.J.; Jurko, M
62
Contents
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Part II: Functional Neurosurgery
What Happened to VIM Thalamotomy for Parkinson's Disease?
Tasker, R.R.; Siqueira, J.; Hawrylyshyn, P.; Organ, L.W
68
Discovery of the First Human Stereotactic Instrument
Olivier, A.; Bertrand, G.; Picard, C
84
Experimental Tremor Produced by Ventromedial Tegmental
Lesionin Monkeys. Neuroanatomical StudyNakaoka, T
92
Thalamic Stimulation for Control of Movement Disorders
Andy.O.J
107
Combined Electrical Stimulation of the Periaqueductal Gray
Matterand Sensory ThalamusHosobuchi, Y 112
Thalamic Stimulation for Chronic Pain
Andy, O J
116
Neurophysiological Assessment of Electrode Placement in the
SpinalCordHalter, J.; Dolenc, V.; Dimitrijevic, M.R.; Sharkey,
P.C
124
Spinal Stimulation: Statistical Superiority of Monophasic
Stimulationof Narrowly Separated, Longitudinal Bipoles Having
RostralCathodesLaw.J.D
129
Percutaneous Radiofrequency Spinal Rhizotomy
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Pagura.J.R
138
Three-Dimensional Stereotactic Anatomy of the Human
TrigeminalNerve Nuclear ComplexAfshar, F.; Dykes, E.;
Watkins, E.S 147
Percutaneous Radiofrequency Glossopharyngeal Rhizotomy
forCancer PainPagura, J.R.; Schnapp, M.; Passarelli, P
154
Stereotactic Radiofrequency Lesion Making
Cosman, E.R.; Nashold, B.S.; Bedenbaugh, P
160
Neuroleptic Analgesia for Stereotactic Surgery
Zukic, A.; Kelly, PJ 167
Part III: CT Scanning and Stereotactic Neurosurgery
Stereotactic Neurosurgery and Computerized Tomographic
Scanning
Gildenberg, P.L
170
Pathologie Anatomy and CT Correlations in the
GlioblastomaMultiformeBurger, P.C 180
Contents
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Experience Using Two CT-Guided Stereotactic Biopsy Methods
Bullard, D.E.; Nashold, B.S.; Osborne, D.; Burger, P.C.; Byrd, R.;
Schold, C;Oakes, W.J.; Friedman, A.; Trioio, P.; Dut», P 188
Stereotactic CT Scanning for the Biopsy of Intracranial Lesions
andFunctional NeurosurgeryKelly, P.J.; Kali, B.; Goerss, S 193
The Role of Computed Tomograrjffic and Digital Radiographic
Techniques in Stereotactic Procedures for Electrode Implantation
and Mapping, and Lesion Localization
Peters, T.M.; Olivier, A.; Bertrand, G
200
Digital Radiography for Target Point Evaluation in
StereotacticNeurosurgeryFröder, M.; Seitzer, D.; BQrenA G.;
Dieckmann, G ,, « . . . . 206
A Multipurpose CT-Guided Stereotactic Instrument of Simple
Design
Van Buren, J.M.; Houdek, P.; Ginsberg, M 211
Computer Graphics with Computerized Tomography for
FunctionalNeurosurgeryHardy, T.L.; Koch, J.; Lassiter, A 217
Stereotactic Biopsy of Cerebral Space-Occupying Lesions
Bouvier, G.; Couillard, P.; Leger, S.L.; Lesage, J.; Rotent, F.;
Beique, RA. . . . 227
Stereotactic Localization of Deep-Seated
ArteriovenousMalformations in the Functional AreaYamada, S.;
Ritland, S.; Knierim, D
231
Neuroanatomical Digital Image Processing in CT-Guided
Stereotactic Operations Giorgi, C.; Garibotto, G.; Cerchiari, U.;
Broggi, G.; Franzini, A.; Koslow, M. . 236