[A case of multiple intracranial meningiomas].

A case of a 91-years old woman is presented. She had multiple intracranial meningiomas, and the only symptom was the chronic headache. The diagnosis was made on the base of CT scan.

[Arterial hypertension, diabetes and cardiac arrhythmias as risk factor in reversible and completed ischemic stroke].

The aim of the study was to establish the role of arterial hypertension, diabetes and cardiac arrhythmias as the risk factors for ischaemic stroke (IS), considering the type of stroke (RIND and completed stroke) and age. The statistical methods commonly.

[Clinical, electroencephalographic and cerebral computerized-tomographic findings in patients with ischemic stroke].

The clinical findings, EEG and CT examinations of the brain were compared at three time intervals in patients with ischaemic stroke. No evident correlation was found between the intensity of clinical signs, the intensity of EEG changes and the size of the ischaemic focus in the CT. It was observed that with increasing time interval after the onset of the disease the clinical state and EEG changes improved while the CT image was not changed or even became worse.