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[Anon]. (1985), Semt-Piel Stick Launches Long Stroke Pc Series. Marine Engineering Log, 90 (2), 43-&

[Anon]. (1985), Man-B and W Expands Its Mc 2 Stroke Range. Marine Engineering Log, 90 (4), 87-&

Lin, Z.P. and Jiang, X.X. (1990), Computer Modeling of Open Punching Processes. Mathematical and Computer Modelling, 14 1111-1116.

Abstract: In this paper, computer modelling of open punching processes of a cylindrical block is described. First, the deformation flow pattern in the workpiece is determined on an experimental basis because the plastic flow is unsteady, and then the mathematical model of the forming process is constructed by means of an upper bound approach. The computer modelling is accomplished by using an IBM PC/XT microcomputer. For any forging made by an open punching process, the computer, using the initial data and input parameters, can quickly and exactly plot the deformed configuration and the load-stroke curves

Keywords: COMPUTER MODELING/OPEN PUNCHING/UPPER-BOUND APPROACH

Kinsner, W. and Yan, Y. (1990), A Model of the Carotid Vascular System with Stenosis at the Carotid Bifurcation. Mathematical and Computer Modelling, 14 582-585.

Abstract: Stroke is one of the major diseases leading to human death and may be caused by arterial stenosis, possibly combined with arterial spasm. Carotid stenosis can be detected through ocular pulse caused by the blood flow in the choroid which, in turn, is influenced by the blood flow in the carotid vascular system (CVS). This paper presents a mathematical model of the stenosis, usually located at the carotid bifurcation into the external and internal carotid arteries. The model is based on experimental data from in vitro studies. The stenosis is modelled as a nonlinear resistive element, causing a pressure drop in the blood flow over a local constriction. Such a pressure change affects the spectral contents of peripheral pressure waveforms, particularily the ocular blood pressure (OBP) waveform. The dynamics of the CVS with stenosis is determined by the haemodynamic and geometric properties of the stenosis. Computer implementation and simulation of the composite model shows how the OBP waveform dynamics is affected by the level of the stenosis. These unique results are being used in our research on a method for early detection of stroke, glaucoma, and elevated intracranial pressure

Keywords: ARTERIAL STENOSES/CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM MODELING/OCULAR PULSE/STEADY FLOW/STENOSIS MODELING

Hall, C. and Swartz, C. (1981), The Effect of Handicap Stroke Location on Best-Ball Golf Scores. Mathematical Modelling, 2 (3), 161-167

Hall, C. and Swartz, C. (1981), The Effect of Handicap Stroke Location on Golf Matches. Mathematical Modelling, 2 (3), 153-159

Garraway, W.M., Whisnant, J.P. and Drury, I. (1983), The Continuing Decline in the Incidence of Stroke. Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 58 (8), 520-523

Whisnant, J.P., Sundt, T.M. and Fode, N.C. (1985), Long-Term Mortality and Stroke Morbidity After Superficial Temporal Artery-Middle Cerebral-Artery Bypass Operation. Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 60 (4), 241-246

Dexter, D.D., Whisnant, J.P., Connolly, D.C. and Ofallon, W.M. (1987), The Association of Stroke and Coronary Heart-Disease - A Population Study. Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 62 (12), 1077-1083

Atkinson, J.L.D., Sundt, T.M., Kazmier, F.J., Bowie, E.J.W. and Whisnant, J.P. (1988), Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia and Thrombosis in Ischemic Stroke. Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 63 (4), 353-361

Bukhovskii, G.I. (1983), Device for Checking the Dimensions of Holes in Sleeves for Long-Stroke Hydraulic Cylinders. Measurement Techniques Ussr, 26 (8), 630-632

Borisyuk, L.V. (1990), Photoelectric Device for Stroke Induction in the Control of Dials and Coded Disks. Measurement Techniques Ussr, 33 (6), 555-558

Keywords: NEW-YORK

Siuru, B. (1990), 2-Stroke Engines - Cleaner and Meaner. Mechanical Engineering, 112 (6), 66-69

Keywords: MECHANICAL/NEW-YORK

Riggs, J.E. (1990), Longitudinal Gompertzian Analysis of Stroke Mortality in the United-States, 1951-1986 - Declining Stroke Mortality Is the Natural Consequence of Competitive Deterministic Mortality Dynamics. Mechanisms of Ageing and Development, 55 (3), 235-243

Keywords: AGE/SEP

Jarlov, A. and Larsen, B. (1981), Stroke Volumes and Ventricular Volumes Determined from Indicator Dilution Curves .1. Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 19 (4), 457-460

Jarlov, A. and Larsen, B. (1981), Stroke Volumes and Ventricular Volumes Determined from Indicator Dilution Curves .2. Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 19 (4), 461-469

Mizrahi, J., Solzi, P., Ring, H. and Nisell, R. (1989), Postural Stability in Stroke Patients - Vectorial Expression of Asymmetry, Sway Activity and Relative Sequence of Reactive Forces. Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 27 (2), 181-190

Patterson, R.P., Wang, L., Raza, B. and Wood, K. (1990), Mapping the Cardiogenic Impedance Signal on the Thoracic Surface. Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 28 (3), 212-216.

Abstract: The cardiogenic impedance signal from band electrodes placed in the traditional position around the neck and lower thorax was studied by mapping the location of the signal on the sternum using 10 cm strip electrodes in eight male subjects. The band current electrodes on the neck and waist were replaced with 10 cm strip electrodes on the forehead and 10 cm below the xiphisternal joint, respectively, with only small changes in the dZ/dt peak amplitude and Z(o). Similarly, using a strip voltage pickup electrode at the level of the xiphisternal joint resulted in very small changes in the waveform. The amplitude of dZ/dt measured between the xiphisternal joint and points along the sternum remains small until approximately 10 cm below the suprasternal notch, after which it increased linearly to the top of the neck. An average of 17 per cent and 24 per cent of the dZ/dt signal and 24 per cent and 22 per cent of the Z(o) signal for supine and standing, respectively, occurs above the suprasternal notch. Replacing the current electrodes with strip electrodes on the forehead and waist caused only small changes in the signal. The position of the neck strip electrode is more critical

Keywords: CARDIAC OUTPUT/CARDIAC-OUTPUT/CARDIOGRAPHY/ELECTRICAL FIELD MAPPING/ELECTRICAL-IMPEDANCE/EXERCISE/IMPEDANCE CARDIOGRAPHY/IMPEDANCE PLETHYSMOGRAPHY/MINNESOTA/STROKE VOLUME

Nadeau, S.E. (1989), Stroke. Medical Clinics of North America, 73 (6), 1351-1369

Marangos, P.J. (1990), Adenosinergic Approaches to Stroke Therapeutics. Medical Hypotheses, 32 (1), 45-49

Keywords: SCOTLAND

Hier, D.B., Atkinson, G.D., Perline, R., Hill, H., Evans, M., Desai, B., Mccormick, W.C. and Caplan, L.R. (1986), Can A Patient Database Help Build A Stroke Diagnostic Expert System. Medical Informatics, 11 (1), 75-81

Yamaoka, K., Hayashi, C. and Terao, H. (1988), Capability of Questionnaire of Social and Psychological-Factors to Predict Coronary Heart-Disease and Stroke. Medical Informatics, 13 (3), 171-185

Christie, D. (1981), Prevalence of Stroke and Its Sequelae. Medical Journal of Australia, 2 (4), 182-184

Berkovic, S.F., Bladin, P.F. and Darby, D.G. (1984), Metabolic Disorders Presenting As Stroke. Medical Journal of Australia, 140 (7), 421-424

Shah, S.K. and Bain, C. (1989), Admissions, Patterns of Utilization and Disposition of Cases of Acute Stroke in Brisbane Hospitals. Medical Journal of Australia, 150 (5), 256-260

Chambers, B.R., Merory, J.R. and Smidt, V. (1989), Doppler Diagnosis in Cases of Acute Stroke. Medical Journal of Australia, 150 (7), 382-384

Alroomi, K.A., Heller, R.F. and Wlodarczyk, J. (1990), Hypertension Control and the Risk of Myocardial-Infarction and Stroke - A Population-Based Study. Medical Journal of Australia, 153 (10), 595-603

Keywords: AUSTRALIA

Katrak, P.H. (1990), Shoulder Shrug - A Prognostic Sign for Recovery of Hand Movement After Stroke. Medical Journal of Australia, 152 (6), 297-301

Keywords: AUSTRALIA/PH

Lee, R.P., Bishop, G.F. and Ashton, C.M. (1990), Severe Heat-Stroke in An Experienced Athlete. Medical Journal of Australia, 153 (2), 100-104

Keywords: AUSTRALIA

[Anon]. (1981), Treatment of Heat-Stroke. Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics, 23 (17), 76

[Anon]. (1989), Aspirin for Prevention of Myocardial-Infarction and Stroke. Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics, 31 (799), 77-80

Spinelli, J.C. and Valentinuzzi, M.E. (1983), Stroke Volume in the Dog - Measurements by the Impedance Technique and Thermodilution. Medical Progress Through Technology, 10 (1), 45-53

Schaldach, M. and Hutten, H. (1990), A Physiological Approach to Different Concepts of Rate Adaptive Cardiac Pacing. Medical Progress Through Technology, 16 (4), 235-246.

Abstract: Physiological aspects of rate adaptive pacing are dealt with in the context of the cardiovascular control loop with the cardiac output as the controlling quantity and mean arterial blood pressure as the controlled quantity. Different methods proposed or clinically investigated are analyzed with respect to cardiovascular control mechanisms. To qualify as physiologic, the sensor-driven pacing rate must respond to disturbance variables similarly as the sinus node. To achieve this, the feedback signals, which control the cardiac output and are summarized as the sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation of the heart, are prime candidates as input signals for rate control in the presence of chronotropic insufficiency. Since only sympathetic tone can serve to increase contractility and thereby stroke volume and cardiac output in the absence of rate support, its meaningful measurement is the key for physiological sensor-driven rate control. PEP clinically has proved to be a measure of contractility, which represents sympathetic tone as it affects central hemodynamics. PEP- controlled pacing rate adaptation therefore enables restoration of a closed-loop pacing system utilizing those components of the physiological system that are still functioning

Keywords: ANIMALS/CATHETER/CLOSED-LOOP CONTROL/CONTROL STRATEGIES/HEART-RATE/INTRACARDIAC VOLUME/NETHERLANDS/PACEMAKER/PHYSIOLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEM/PREEJECTION PERIOD/PRESSURE/RATE ADAPTATION/RATE-ADAPTIVE PACING/STROKE VOLUME/TEMPERATURE/VENOUS OXYGEN-SATURATION

Abad, F.J.F., Pellus, A.E.M., Soria, F.J.C., Rubi, J.A.G., Martinez, A.C. and Abel, J.L. (1984), Multiorgan Failure Due to Heat-Stroke - Pathological and Clinical-Study. Medicina Clinica, 83 (15), 615-619

Montalban, J., Ordi, J., Barquinero, J., Davalos, A., Alijotas, J., Codina, A. and Vilardell, M. (1988), Lupus Anticoagulant and Stroke. Medicina Clinica, 90 (7), 280-282

Jimenezmejias, M.E., Diaz, M.M., Villalonga, J., Tienda, E.B., Pardo, F.L., Pineda, J.A. and Delapuente, M.A.G. (1990), Classical Heat-Stroke in Spain - Analysis of A Series of 78 Cases. Medicina Clinica, 94 (13), 481-486

Hart, G.R., Anderson, R.J., Crumpler, C.P., Shulkin, A., Reed, G. and Knochel, J.P. (1982), Epidemic Classical Heat-Stroke - Clinical Characteristics and Course of 28 Patients. Medicine, 61 (3), 189-197

Swaine, I. and Reilly, T. (1983), The Freely-Chosen Swimming Stroke Rate in A Maximal Swim and on A Biokinetic Swim Bench. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 15 (5), 370-375

Craig, A.B., Skehan, P.L., Pawelczyk, J.A. and Boomer, W.L. (1985), Velocity, Stroke Rate, and Distance Per Stroke During Elite Swimming Competition. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 17 (6), 625-634

Shapiro, Y. and Seidman, D.S. (1990), Field and Clinical Observations of Exertional Heat-Stroke Patients. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 22 (1), 6-14

Keywords: EXERCISE

Horing, E. and Wienbeck, M. (1990), Temporal Arteritis Including Necrosis of the Scalp and Tongue and Brain-Stem-Stroke. Medizinische Klinik, 85 159-&

Bergholz, P. (1985), Effects of Rehabilitation on the Circulatory-System After Stroke. Medizinische Welt, 36 (45), 1443-1449

Staedt, U., Schwarz, M. and Heene, D.L. (1986), Hemodilution Therapy in Acute Ischemic Stroke - Hemorrheological Parameters Before and During Infusion of 10- Percent Dex 40 and 10-Percent Hes 200/0,5 .1. Medizinische Welt, 37 (20), 660-663

Staedt, U., Schwarz, M., Bayerl, J.R., Tornow, K. and Heene, D.L. (1986), Hemodilution Therapy in Acute Ischemic Stroke - Neurological Scores and Hemorrheological Parameters Before and After 10 Days Treatment with 10-Percent Dex 40 and 10-Percent Hes 200/0,5(Ii). Medizinische Welt, 37 (21), 695-699

Stober, T., Huber, G. and Bader, W. (1987), Cardioembolic Stroke. Medizinische Welt, 38 (12), 374-378

Busse, O. (1987), Modern Diagnostic and Therapeutic Aspects in Cerebrovascular Stroke. Medizinische Welt, 38 (34-35), 1134-1141

Wessely, P., Woberbingol, C., Koch, G. and Zeiler, K. (1989), Headache - A Risk Factor for Cerebral Stroke in Younger Adults. Medizinische Welt, 40 (30-31), 871-875

Dalbianco, P. (1989), Clinical Metabolic Examination of Stroke Patients. Medizinische Welt, 40 (41), 1158-1160

Muck, A.O., Muck, S. and Heinrich, F. (1989), Venous Thromboembolic Complications in Patients with Recent Ischemic Stroke .1. Risk-Factors of Thrombosis. Medizinische Welt, 40 (25-26), 763-769

Muck, A.O., Muck, S. and Heinrich, F. (1989), Venous Thromboembolic Complications in Patients with Recent Ischemic Stroke .2. Prophylaxis with Low-Dose Heparin. Medizinische Welt, 40 (29), 843-848

Savage, D.D., Mcgee, D.L. and Oster, G. (1987), Reduction of Hypertension-Associated Heart-Disease and Stroke Among Black-Americans - Past Experience and New Perspectives on Targeting Resources. Milbank Quarterly, 65 297-321

Jardon, O.M. (1982), Physiologic Stress, Heat-Stroke, Malignant Hyperthermia - A Perspective. Military Medicine, 147 (1), 8-14

Cole, R.D. (1983), Heat-Stroke During Training with Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Protective Clothing - Case-Report. Military Medicine, 148 (7), 624-625

Alhadramy, M.S. and Ali, F. (1989), Catecholamines in Heat-Stroke. Military Medicine, 154 (5), 263-264

Barthel, H.J. (1990), Exertion-Induced Heat-Stroke in A Military Setting. Military Medicine, 155 (3), 116-119

Provinciali, L., Marchesi, G.F., Signorino, M. and Pasquini, U. (1982), Influence of Risk-Factors on the Site and Development of Stroke. Minerva Medica, 73 (40), 2717-2722

Moran, A. and Macdonald, J. (1985), 8 Cases of Childhood Stroke. Minnesota Medicine, 68 (9), 675-677

Ludwig, J.R., Foy, J.J., Elliott, S.G. and Mclaughlin, C.S. (1982), Synthesis of Specific Identified, Phosphorylated, Heat-Shock, and Heat-Stroke Proteins Through the Cell-Cycle of Saccharomyces-Cerevisiae. Molecular and Cellular Biology, 2 (2), 117-126

Schneider, R.R., Steingart, R., Jurado, R., Meller, J. and Teichholz, L.E. (1982), Pulsed Echo Doppler Measures of Cardiac Stroke Volume in Man. Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine, 49 (5), 391-396

Mitchinson, M.J. (1982), The Hypotensive Stroke. Munchener Medizinische Wochenschrift, 52

[Anon]. (1982), Prostaglandins with An Important Clinical Future - Prostacyclin in Cases of Stroke. Munchener Medizinische Wochenschrift, 124 (45), A16-&

Krejci, K., Luther, M., Beltle, M. and Kramann, B. (1984), Resuscitation Following Lightning-Stroke (Case-Report). Munchener Medizinische Wochenschrift, 126 (3), 63-64

Schropp, W.W. and Borck, V. (1984), Ischemic Stroke and Idiopathic Hyper-Aldosteronism. Munchener Medizinische Wochenschrift , 126 (36), 1033-1036

Leutiger, H., Ostermann, K., Illinger, H., Karl, F., Radebold, H., Schmidt, R., Sprungostermann, B., Vonungernsternberg, A. and Weimann, G. (1985), Occupational and Speech-Therapy in Stroke Patients. Munchener Medizinische Wochenschrift, 127 (20), 519-521

Weimann, G., Illinger, H., Leutiger, H., Ostermann, K., Radebold, H., Sprungostermann, B. and Vonungernsternberg, A. (1985), Physical Therapy in Rehabilitation of Elderly Patients with Stroke. Munchener Medizinische Wochenschrift, 127 (20), 515-518

Peck, R.M. (1983), The Stroke of Genius. National Wildlife, 21 (2), 41-47

Hale, L.C. and Baginski, M.E. (1987), Current to the Ionosphere Following A Lightning-Stroke. Nature, 329 (6142), 814-816

[Anon]. (1984), Mitsubishi Joins Sulzer and Man-B-And-W with A New Long-Stroke Diesel-Engine. Naval Architect, (APR), E144

[Anon]. (1985), B-And-W Extends 2-Stroke Engine Range. Naval Architect, (APR), E169

Woodyard, D. (1986), Long Stroke Medium Speed Developments. Naval Architect, E277-&

Woodyard, D. (1987), A New Longer Stroke 400-Mm Bore Engine from Man B-And-W. Naval Architect, E209-E210

[Anon]. (1989), Japanese Owners Prefer 4-Stroke Hybrids. Naval Architect, 349-&

[Anon]. (1990), Large 2-Stroke Dual Fuel Engines. Naval Architect, E270-&

Kaps, M., Busse, O. and Hofmann, O. (1983), Circadian Variation in the Frequency of Stroke. Nervenarzt, 54 (12), 655-657

Kessler, C., Berlit, P., Reuther, R. and Carls, C. (1984), Immunohistochemical Examination of Temporal Arteria Specimen of Stroke Patients. Nervenarzt, 55 (8), 413-418

Tschinkel, M., Ladurner, G., Hollasek, A., Schreyer, H. and Lechner, H. (1985), Hyperlipemia and Angiographic Findings in Patients with Stroke. Nervenarzt, 56 (2), 94-97

Weissenborn, K., Peters, J., Heinze, H.J. and Becker, H. (1986), Stroke and Polyradiculitis Resulting from Attempted-Suicide with Disulfiram. Nervenarzt, 57 (3), 159-162

Ladurner, G. and Pritz, W. (1987), The Prevalence of Stroke in the County of Salzburg. Nervenarzt, 58 (1), 19-21

Kollegger, H., Schmoliner, R., Dalbianco, P., Oder, W., Zeiler, K. and Deecke, L. (1988), Mitral-Valve Prolapse - Risk Factor for Stroke in the Young. Nervenarzt, 59 (11), 629-635

Haberl, R.L. (1989), Do Anti-Hypertensive Drugs Differ in Their Efficacy for Stroke Prevention. Nervenarzt, 60 (9), 580-582

Weiller, C., Herges, R.M., Ringelstein, E.B. and Poeck, K. (1989), Pathogenesis of Stroke in Patients with Normal Doppler Sonography. Nervenarzt, 60 (3), 149-153

Brainin, M. (1990), Etiologic Classification of Stroke - Findings from A Prospective Stroke Registry. Nervenarzt, 61 (12), 719-724

Schneider, E. (1987), Stroke Rehabilitation. Nervenheilkunde, 6 (3), 90-95

Haass, A. (1989), Treatment of Acute Stroke. Nervenheilkunde, 8 (1), 35-45

Biller, J., Jones, M.P., Bruno, A., Adams, H.P. and Banwart, K. (1988), Seasonal-Variation of Stroke - Does It Exist. Neuroepidemiology, 7 (2), 89-98

Barer, D.H., Ebrahim, S.B. and Mitchell, J.R.A. (1988), The Pragmatic Approach to Stroke Trial Design - Stroke Register, Pilot Trial, Assessment of Neurological Then Functional Outcome. Neuroepidemiology, 7 (1), 1-12

Giroud, M., Beuriat, P., Vion, P., Dathis, P.H., Dusserre, L. and Dumas, R. (1989), Stroke in A French Prospective Population Study. Neuroepidemiology, 8 (2), 97-104

Ogunniyi, A., Chandra, V. and Schoenberg, B.S. (1989), Conditions Associated at Death with Specific Types of Completed Stroke in Patients with and Without Hypertension - A Case- Control Study. Neuroepidemiology, 8 (1), 24-31

Li, S.C., Wang, C.C., Fu, Y.G., Cheng, X.M., Feng, E.J., Wang, W.J., Shu, Q., Yang, Q.D., Chen, S.M., Su, Q.G., Gai, X.L., Li, Z.S. and Schoenberg, B.S. (1990), Risk-Factors for Stroke in Rural-Areas of the Peoples-Republic- Of-China - Results of A Case-Control Study. Neuroepidemiology, 9 (2), 57-67

Keywords: SWITZERLAND

Woo, J. and Lau, E.M.C. (1990), Risk-Factors Predisposing to Stroke in An Elderly Chinese Population - A Longitudinal-Study. Neuroepidemiology, 9 (3), 131-134

Keywords: CHINESE/SWITZERLAND

Woo, J., Lau, E., Kay, R., Lam, C.W.K., Cheung, C.K., Swaminathan, R. and Nicholls, M.G. (1990), A Case Control Study of Some Hematological and Biochemical Variables in Acute Stroke and Their Prognostic Value. Neuroepidemiology, 9 (6), 315-320.

Abstract: Hematocrit, total white cell and platelet counts, plasma urea and creatinine concentrations were estimated in 291 patients (mean age 70 +/- 12 years) admitted consecutively over a 6- month period to a district general hospital with acute stroke. Urinary albumin/creatinine ratio was also determined in a subgroup of patients during a follow-up visit 3 months after ictus. Results were compared with those from age- and sex- matched community controls. Total white cell count was elevated in all types of stroke compared with values from control subjects. Platelet count, plasma urea and creatinine concentrations were higher and the plasma albumin/globulin ratio was lower among patients with ischemic stroke. Elevated total white cell count, urea and creatinine, which were of prognostic significance, were found to be associated with the severity of stroke as indicated by the Glasgow coma score, and did not have any independent prognostic value. Elevated hematocrit was not shown to be a risk factor and did not have any prognostic significance. A low plasma albumin/globulin ratio, an index of plasma viscosity, was a possible risk factor for ischemic strokes. Urinary albumin/creatinine ratios in the highest quintile increased the risk of stroke 13-fold

Keywords: CHINESE/HEMATOCRIT/INFARCTION/MICROALBUMINURIA/NEUROEPIDEMIOLOGY/OUTCOME/PLASMA VISCOSITY/STROKE/SWITZERLAND/WHITE CELL COUNT

Golden, G.S. (1985), Stroke Syndromes in Childhood. Neurologic Clinics, 3 (1), 59-75

Reding, M.J. and Mcdowell, F. (1987), Stroke Rehabilitation. Neurologic Clinics, 5 (4), 601-630

Shuman, R.M. (1990), The Molecular-Biology of Occlusive Stroke in Childhood. Neurologic Clinics, 8 (3), 553-570

Levine, D.N. and Finklestein, S. (1982), Delayed Psychosis After Right Temporoparietal Stroke Or Trauma - Relation to Epilepsy. Neurology, 32 (3), 267-273

Faden, A.I., Hallenbeck, J.M. and Brown, C.Q. (1982), Treatment of Experimental Stroke - Comparison of Naloxone and Thyrotropin Releasing Hormone. Neurology, 32 (10), 1083-1087

Hier, D.B., Mondlock, J. and Caplan, L.R. (1983), Behavioral Abnormalities After Right-Hemisphere Stroke. Neurology, 33 (3), 337-344

Hier, D.B., Mondlock, J. and Caplan, L.R. (1983), Recovery of Behavioral Abnormalities After Right-Hemisphere Stroke. Neurology, 33 (3), 345-350

Davis, S.M., Ackerman, R.H., Correia, J.A., Alpert, N.M., Chang, J., Buonanno, F., Kelley, R.E., Rosner, B. and Taveras, J.M. (1983), Cerebral Blood-Flow and Cerebrovascular Co2 Reactivity in Stroke-Age Normal Controls. Neurology,