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  • 21. [Dynamics of the extracranial blood flow in patients after posterior fossa surgery in sitting position].
    Grinenko EA, Emel'ianov VK.
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  • 23. An unusual fatal complication of low basilar trunk aneurysm surgery: isolated prepontine tension pneumocephalus.
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  • 24. [Postoperative air embolism caused by pneumatocephalus following occlusion of the posterior fossa. A rare complication indicative of a bridging vein disruption].
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  • 30. Permanent postoperative anosmia: a hitherto undescribed complication following surgery of the posterior cranial fossa in the sitting position.
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  • 33. [Early postoperative period in surgery of the posterior cerebral fossa in infants and children, in the sitting position].
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  • 37. Subdural tension pneumocephalus following surgery.
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  • 39. [Intracranial pneumocephalus under pressure. A possible cause of postoperative deterioration in neurosurgery. 10 cases].
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