DOI: 10.1055/s-00000015

European Journal of Pediatric Surgery

Issue S 1 · Volume 5 · December 1995 DOI: 10.1055/s-002-11703

Editorial

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    Bannister, Carys M.; Stellman-Ward, Gill:

    Editorial

    • Casey Holter essay prize

  • 5
    Jouet, Monique:

    The Pathogenesis of X-Linked Hydrocephalus

    • Original article

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    Graf, W. D.; Oleinik, O. E.; Pippenger, C. E.; Eder, D. N.; Glauser, T. A.; Shurtleff, D. B.:

    Comparison of Erythrocyte Antioxidant Enzyme Activities and Embryologie Level of Neural Tube Defects

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    West, M.; Fjeldvik, Lise; Rand-Hendriksen, S.:

    Helping to Solve Problems Associated with Spina Bifida:
    1. Presentation of the TRS Project: Organizing Services for Low Frequency Diagnostic Groups and
    2. Cognitive Deficits Often Seen in Young Adults with Spina Bifida: Effects in the School and Work Place

  • 16
    Kalidasan, V.; Carroll, T.; Allcutt, D.; Fitzgerald, R. J.:

    The Dandy-Walker Syndrome - A 10-Year Experience of its Management and Outcome

  • 19
    Searles, J. M.; Nour, S.; MacKinnon, A. E.:

    Mitrofanoff Stoma - An Iceberg of Problems?

  • 21
    Liptak, G. S.:

    Tethered Spinal Cord: Update of an Analysis of Published Articles

  • 24
    Stallard, J.; Major, R. E.; Patrick, J. H.:

    The Use of the Orthotic Research and Locomotor Assessment Unit (ORLAU) ParaWalker by Adult Myelomeningocele Patients: A Seven Year Retrospective Study - Preliminary Results

    • Case report

  • 27
    Williams, B.; Sgouros, S.; Nenji, E.:

    Cerebrospinal Fluid Drainage for Syringomyelia

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    Buyse, G.; Verpoorten, Carla; Vereecken, R.; Casaer, P.:

    Treatment of Neurogenic Bladder Dysfunction in Infants and Children with Neurospinal Dysraphism with Clean Intermittent (Self)Catheterisation and Optimized Intravesical Oxybutynin Hydrochloride Therapy

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    Cama, A.; Tortori-Donati, P.; Piatelli, G. L.; Fondelli, M. P.; Andreussi, L.:

    Chiari Complex in Children - Neuroradiological Diagnosis, Neurosurgical Treatment and Proposal of a New Classification (312 Cases)