373. Basic Examination of Volume Scan

Cardiac screening examination of the fetus: guidelines for performing the 'basic' and 'extended basic' cardiac scan.

Congenital heart disease (CHD) is a leading cause of infant mortality, with an estimated incidence of about 4–13 per 1000 live births1–3. Between 1950 and 1994, 42% of infant deaths reported to the World Health Organization were attributable to cardiac defects4. Structural cardiac anomalies were also among the most frequently missed abnormalities by prenatal ultrasonography5,6. Prenatal detecti...

Predictive validity of the comprehensive basic science examination (CBSE) for success assessment of comprehensive preintership examination (CPIE) in medical students

Introduction. One of the proplems that both medical students and educational programmers are involved in is the importance of basic science materials in comprehention of clinical subjects and student's performance after that. Our goal is to measure the correlation coefficient between the CBSE and CPSE and the predictive validity of CBSE for CPIE. Methods. Analytic cross-sectional study was co...

Imaging of pulsatile tinnitus: basic examination versus comprehensive examination package.

Tinnitus is a common clinical syndrome with rare radiologic findings . This human malady may exist in two forms, namely objective or subjective. Objective tinnitus is a real sound produced outside the inner ear, which is heard by the patient and also by the examining physician. Subjective tinnitus is heard only by the patient and involves the neural mechanisms of the ear or auditory pathways. T...

Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, Volume 4, Number 2, Full Text

Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, Volume 4, Number 4, Full Text