Domingo Campillo
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 141877 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Domingo Campillo |
| PRENOMES | Domingo |
| SOBRENOME | Campillo |
| ASSINATURA | CAMPILLO D |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 3 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1991 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Study of craniostenosis and similar conditions by vestibular craniometry using computerized tomography
Radiology constitutes an important diagnostic medium for the study of craniostenosis and the related pathologies, platybasia and impressio basilaris. Usually the evaluation of these lesions has been based on the study of specific radiological close-ups (the sagittal plane, the Chamberlain and Lisholm lines and the anthropological Frankfurter plane and Welcker angle). However, as Delattre and Fenart pointed out (1960), vestibular craniometry, thro…
Signs of meningiomas in a skull of the Mexican colonial period
The skull of a native Mexican from the colonial period is studied. The skull has a nasal trauma, dental pathology and two osteogenic lesions, one situated at the left wing of the sphenoid bone and the other in the infrainion occipital squamous bone, between the left mastoid process and the left occipital condyle. That involving the sphenoid occludes the optic nerve foramen and is evident through the orbit and at pterion. These osteogenic lesions …
The possibility of diagnosing meningiomas in palaeopathology
After a study of approximately 3,000 ancient skulls, from the Neolithic period to the Late Middle Ages, the presence of five lesions suspected of having corresponded to a mening oma during life were detected.The study is comparative with the current clinical picture of these lesions, with regard to their morphological as well as to their radiographic aspect. We consider that the situation of the lesions, the macroscopic appearance of the osteogen…
The possibility of diagnosing meningiomas in palaeopathology
After a study of approximately 3,000 ancient skulls, from the Neolithic period to the Late Middle Ages, the presence of five lesions suspected of having corresponded to a mening oma during life were detected.The study is comparative with the current clinical picture of these lesions, with regard to their morphological as well as to their radiographic aspect. We consider that the situation of the lesions, the macroscopic appearance of the osteogen…
Signs of meningiomas in a skull of the Mexican colonial period
The skull of a native Mexican from the colonial period is studied. The skull has a nasal trauma, dental pathology and two osteogenic lesions, one situated at the left wing of the sphenoid bone and the other in the infrainion occipital squamous bone, between the left mastoid process and the left occipital condyle. That involving the sphenoid occludes the optic nerve foramen and is evident through the orbit and at pterion. These osteogenic lesions …
The possibility of diagnosing meningiomas in palaeopathology
After a study of approximately 3,000 ancient skulls, from the Neolithic period to the Late Middle Ages, the presence of five lesions suspected of having corresponded to a mening oma during life were detected.The study is comparative with the current clinical picture of these lesions, with regard to their morphological as well as to their radiographic aspect. We consider that the situation of the lesions, the macroscopic appearance of the osteogen…
Signs of meningiomas in a skull of the Mexican colonial period
The skull of a native Mexican from the colonial period is studied. The skull has a nasal trauma, dental pathology and two osteogenic lesions, one situated at the left wing of the sphenoid bone and the other in the infrainion occipital squamous bone, between the left mastoid process and the left occipital condyle. That involving the sphenoid occludes the optic nerve foramen and is evident through the orbit and at pterion. These osteogenic lesions …
Study of craniostenosis and similar conditions by vestibular craniometry using computerized tomography
Radiology constitutes an important diagnostic medium for the study of craniostenosis and the related pathologies, platybasia and impressio basilaris. Usually the evaluation of these lesions has been based on the study of specific radiological close-ups (the sagittal plane, the Chamberlain and Lisholm lines and the anthropological Frankfurter plane and Welcker angle). However, as Delattre and Fenart pointed out (1960), vestibular craniometry, thro…
Medicine (3 obras) · Anatomy (2 obras) · Meningioma and schwannoma management (2 obras) · Radiology (2 obras) · Bone Tumor Diagnosis and Treatments (1 obras) · Cleft Lip and Palate Research (1 obras) · Computed tomography (1 obras) · Context (archaeology (1 obras) · Craniofacial Disorders and Treatments (1 obras) · Facet (psychology (1 obras)