... Abstract The importance of scanning the spinal axis in the upright weight-bearing position is described. Recent observations regarding the incidence of cerebellar tonsillar ectopia following whiplash injury of the craniocervical junction is discussed, highlighting the increased sensitivity when...

... and chronic pain. Utilizing new analytic modalities, including digital motion X-ray and upright positional MRI, correlated with clinical findings, we were able to clearly define the syndrome in 39 patients. C 1 -C 2 transarticular fixation/fusion and suboccipital craniectomy resulted in near total resolution...

... Abstract The importance of visualizing and measuring cerebrospinal fluid flow dynamics of patients in the upright position is described. Recent observations from the FONAR Upright® Weight-Bearing Multi-Position TM MRI likely to provide a new understanding of the origin of neurodegenerative...

... such as multiple sclerosis. Image-Guided Atlas Treatment TM (IGAT TM ) has been shown to be a method of gentle correction of misalignment of C₀-C 1 , C 1 -C 2 , resulting in improved CSF flow as well as venous outflow. Image-guided atlas treatment utilizes advanced dynamic upright MRI as the means of evaluating...

... foods such as breast or bottle feeding, to independent feeding with solid foods. During this rapid learning period, the infant must learn to sit upright and balance their head and quickly develop in terms of oral anatomy, emerging of teeth as well as the muscle coordination needed to orally process food...

... Abstract It all started back in the Pliocene epoch, 5.3 million years ago, when Lucy and her primate accomplices first stood erect. That marvel launched a random, several million-years-long evolutionary upgrading that featured bigger brains, upright bodies, primitive weapons, and the management...

... University Hospital, Malmö, Sweden, the name of such examination is therapeutic videoradiographic swallowing study (TVSS). A TVSS examination should always be performed in collaboration between a speech language pathologist and a radiologist. During the examination, the patient is seated in an upright...

... Abstract The evolutionary history of mammals, but more specifically humans, indicates that heat stress was adecisive and powerful selection pressure. There is good evidence that early hominids had to adapt toa changing environment by assuming an upright posture and consequently bipedalism...

... physiology. Continuous ECG and circulatory measurements were carried out in both upright and tilted positions as a basic test. The results were compared with the findings measured during the psychoanalytical interview. In patients suffering from cardiac neuroses, ST- and T-changes as well as extrasystoles...

... cervicalgia; it is to be taken as a sign of persistence with which a man saves his face in a difficult situation. (2) Psychosomatic dorsalgia; equivalent to sorrow and discouragement or a compensating upright compulsory attitude. (3) Psychosomatic lumbago; corresponding to psychical overstress or sexual...

... 30 degrees below horizontal (Fig. 4 ). Observe for 30 s since nystagmus onset can be delayed. If positional nystagmus is seen, maintain the patient in the Hallpike position for at least 1 min, to check that it ends. Consider typical left posterior canal BPV; when the patient is upright, no nystagmus...

... A, Heffez D, Kohles S: A case-control study of cerebellar tonsillar ectopia (Chiari) and head/neck trauma (whiplash). Brain Injury 2010;24:988-994. 8. Jinkins JR, Dworkin JS, Green CA, Greenhalgh JF, Gianni M, Gelbien M, Wolf RB, Damadian J, Damadian RV: Upright, weight-bearing, dynamic-kinetic MRI...

... hydrodynamics in the genesis of multiple sclerosis. Physiol Chem Phys Med NMR 2011;41:1-17. 3. Alperin N, Hushek SG, Lee SH, et al: MRI study of cerebral blood flow and CSF flow dynamics in an upright posture: the effect of posture on the intracranial compliance and pressure. Acta Neurochir Suppl 2005;95...

... for sitting without support, crawling on hands and knees, cruising upright along furniture, standing while holding furniture, standing independently, and walking independently are from the WHO standards. In short, all behavior is motor behavior. Thus, to the extent that behavior is important, motor...

... for lifting the head while prone, propping the chest up while prone, rolling, and pulling to stand are from the Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS). Data for sitting without support, crawling on hands and knees, cruising upright along furniture, standing while holding furniture, standing independently...

.... EIBOS was introduced in 1993 and this system was integrated with a stereoscopic inverter and front lens with manual focusing. The Peyman-Wessels-Landers 132D upright vitrectomy lens was introduced in 1990, and is also an integrated system of a front lens and stereoscopic inverter. The contact lens-type...