N	Concordance
1	nocarcinoma in a 42 year old patient. A MR scan was performed before surgical tr
2	 which occurred during the course of an MR scan. While the rupture was presumed 
3	e. In one year 324 arthroscopies and 66 MR scans were performed for this purpose
4	ectively 352 consecutive cranial CT and MR scans showing cerebral infarcts. Invo
5	 Twenty-five of these patients also had MR scans in the immediate postoperative 
6	no other neurological deficit. Repeated MR scans after 24 months from her first 
7	raphic enlarger to superimpose sagittal MR scans on the lateral skull simulation
8	rder was refractory to medical therapy. MR scans showed a large demarcated defec
9	 sections, used in conjunction with the MR scans, are a valuable tool in learnin
10	nteractive relation to the preoperative MR scans. Alternatively interactive imag
11	etween the plastinated sections and the MR scans. The plastinated slices display