With advances in spine surgery, congenital spine deformity can now be treated with corrective fusion and osteotomy, even in young children. In these patients, the spine has various complications of vertebral anomalies and congenital fusion. A successful and safe outcome of corrective surgery requires evaluation by imaging preoperatively. Congenital spinal anomaly has conventionally been evaluat...

s from the First Meeting of Argentine Biology Societies XVI Annual Scientific Meeting of Córdoba Biology Society (Sociedad de Biología de Córdoba) IX Meeting of Argentine Biology Society (Sociedad Argentina de Biología) XXV Annual Meeting of Cuyo Biology Society (Sociedad de Biología de Cuyo) With the participation of Rosario Biology Society (Sociedad de Biología de Rosario) Tucuman Biology Ass...

Cervical vertebral anomalies are often associated with malformations or traumas, they may be completely asymptomatic and represent an occasional finding in vertigo or can cause severe neurologic complications (ie, compression of the upper cervical spine with myelopathy, epilepsy, or respiratory failure). This clinical case is a patient who came to us for observation for a peripheral harmonic ve...

Previous studies have indicated involvement of the thalamus and the pons in Kleine-Levin syndrome. In the present study, functional connectivity of the thalamus and the pons was investigated in asymptomatic patients with Kleine-Levin syndrome and healthy controls. Twelve patients and 14 healthy controls were investigated by functional magnetic resonance imaging during rest. Resting state images...

This case report describes an adolescent boy suffering from alternating episodes of Kleine-Levin syndrome and Obsessive Compulsive disorder. His mother and brother suffered from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Comorbid ObsessiveCompulsive disorder with Kleine-Levin syndrome is still not reported in literature. Probably reported for the first time ever, this case may give important clue about the...

The proof system for Hoare's CSP language proposed by Levin and Gries requires that for each predicate used in the proof of a process interference-freedom proofs be given--for each command that can be executed in parallel with the code of the process. In the worse case, the effort required to provide such proofs could be enormous. To address this proble!rl, Levin and Gries suggest the use of s)...