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Hernando, 45 years: They accounted for 21 of the 36 cases (58 per cent) diagnosed in the United States between 1980 and 1999. Such candidate gene approachs were used to identify fibroblast growth factor 282 Chapter 4 Malformations Table 4.

Tizgar, 55 years: Studies of the blood vessels of the germinal matrix in preterm neonates have identified a venous origin for most haemorrhages. Growing fractures may occur when dural and arachnoid tissue is trapped between the edges of the fracture, preventing it from healing.

Shawn, 21 years: The pathological features of malformations, perinatal degenerative disorders and inborn errors of metabolism are considered elsewhere (see Chapter 4, Malformations; Chapter 5, Metabolic and Neurodegenerative Diseases of Childhood; Chapter 6, Lysosomal Diseases; Chapter 7, Mitochondrial Diseases; and Chapter 8, Peroxisomal Diseases). Identification of Sonic hedgehog as a candidate gene responsible for holoprosencephaly.

Keldron, 31 years: The fourth, final stage may last for months to years, during which patients develop stupor, autonomic disturbances and coma, leading eventually to death. Endovascular thrombectomy for acute ischemic stroke in failed intravenous tissue plasminogen activator versus nonintravenous tissue plasminogen activator patients: revascularization and outcomes stratified by the site of arterial occlusions.

Treslott, 51 years: Temporal cavity and pressure distribution in a brain simulant following ballistic penetration. Most identifications are made incidentally, when muscle biopsy or autopsy material is being examined.

Brenton, 58 years: Review: the long-term consequences of microglial activation following acute traumatic brain injury. It may be difficult to distinguish with certainty the effects of an early infection from a primary malformative process.

Yorik, 39 years: Arteriolosclerosis that affects multiple brain regions is linked to hippocampal sclerosis of ageing. In contrast, the mean age at disease onset in patients with five or more extra repeats is 32 years (range 21­61 years), Table 18.