A posteroanterior cephalometric radiographic study was performed on the right- and left-handed
men and women with normal occlusion. A posteroanterior cephalometric radiography …

Sex and handedness differences in the volumes of cerebral ventricles were studied in 20
right- and 21 left-handed subjects. To assess the volumes of cerebral ventricles, Cavalieri's …

Objective: At the craniocervical junction, developmental anomalies of the atlas may produce
clinical symptoms by compressing on the vertebral artery, particularly during extreme …

Purpose Subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) may lead to vasospasm in various vessels. The
cervical nerves have a vasodilatory effect on the upper extremity arteries. The aim of this …

The jugular foramen varies in size and shape. Because of the variations and the surrounding
structures, successful surgery is difficult in this region. For this reason, numerous studies …

The present study investigated the changes in the heights and anteroposterior diameters of
human intervertebral discs by means of measurements from radiographs, to determine age …

OBJECTIVE: The effects of retrograde neuronal death is well determined in dorsal root
ganglia (DRG) after peripheral nerve injury, but the effects of intracerebral hemorrhage on the …

Previous studies have described the paw preference and asymmetry in dog brains, based
on experimental studies. The purpose of the present study is to investigate a possible …

Purpose. We evaluated the histomorphological properties of the coronary arteries, saphenous
vein, and five arterial conduits for coronary artery bypass grafting, and compared them …

The anatomic description of the paranasal sinuses is difficult, owing to the great variations
within individuals and there is the inconsistency in the terminology that describe these areas. …