Cerebrovascular Diseases Tenth Princeton Conference

Cerebrovascular Diseases. Thirteenth Research (Princeton) Conference

255 be of little help to the reader interested in learning more about a particular aspect of the disease. In spite of these shortcomings, however, this book could be of use to the patient with multiple sclerosis. Practical advice for coping with everyday problems and frank discussion of "touchy" subjects could be invaluable to the patient who feels overwhelmed by the disease. and others-took pa...

26th Princeton Conference on Cerebrovascular Disease: Preface.

The Princeton Conference, the premier academic research conference in the field of cerebrovascular diseases, was first held in 1954. The conference meets biennially and was from the beginning conceived as a forum that brings together leaders in the field of stroke research to review current scientific work and to formulate new directions in research and therapy. The conference was first held at...

Tenth Annual Scientific Conference

Proceedings of the 27th Princeton conference: preface.

The 27 th Princeton Conference was held in Boston, Massachusetts on April 22 to 24, 2010. This year’s Conference focused on translational research in the field of cerebrovascular disease. Representatives from academia, industry, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the FDA participated in the robust discussion. The invited speakers were required to present new, late-breaking and often u...

Summary of the Ninth Princeton Conference on Cerebral Vascular Diseases , January 9 - 11 , 1974 ,

• The Conference opened on Wednesday, January 9, 1974, with"a presentation by Dr. Richard L. de C. H. Saunders (Research Professor, Instituto da Rocha Cabral, C. Bento da Rocha Cabral No. 14, Lisbon, Portugal), entitled "Anatomy of the Cerebral Microcirculation." Dr. Saunders used microangiography to study and make pictures of 30 to 70 n diameter blood vessels. He showed numerous pictures of th...