Cephalic Spontaneous Evolution

Spontaneous cervical cephalic arterial dissection and its residuum: angiographic spectrum.

Cervical cephalic dissections are uncommon acute disruptions of the arterial wall occurring predominantly in middle-aged women. Clinically, most patients present with unilateral headache, oculosympathetic palsy, or ischemic neurologic symptoms. Usually, a single internal carotid artery, predominantly the right, is affected, but simultaneous multivessel dissections are evident in about one-third...

Spontaneous Evolution of Command Neurons ,

Combined Internal Cephalic Version

CEPHALIC version is the manipulation by which the presentation is altered to make the head lie over the brim of the pelvis. Most doctors are familiar with external cephalic version. Internal cephalic version is a bipolar version performed by the whole hand inserted through the cervix of the anethetized patient, aided by the other hand on the abdomen and this, to judge by current textbooks , is ...

Human Ecology, Evolution, and Spontaneous Order

Ecological science addresses the relations between living things and their environments, and the study of human ecology the particular case of humans. However, there is an opposing tradition built into the foundations of modern science which separates living things and particularly humans, from their environments. Beginning in modern times with Descartes' radical separation of psychology and ph...

Dr. Lees' Case of "Spontaneous Evolution."