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조경석,라형균,안명수,최창락,송진언 대한신경외과학회 1985 Journal of Korean neurosurgical society Vol.14 No.1
We reviewed the cases of 9 patients with vascular lesions in thalamus, 5 hemorrhage and 4 infarctions that were confirmed clinical and CT findings. Generally CT scan and clinical datas proved to be helpful to the diagnosis and prognosis to thalamic lesion. However, these findings are not exactly correlated to prognosis of patients. We can gain more informative factors to our patients for Multimodal evoked potential examination (MEP) to analysis. Especially in our cases, MEP findings proved to be the most effective results in the determinations of the prognosis. We review the literature and discuss the treatment and discuss the treatment and prognosis in thalamic lesion. Emphasis is placed on the current and optimal method of the evaluation of prognosis in thalamic lesions using MEP combined with the finding of CT scan and clinical status.
최창락,이길송,박기용,라형균,성태경 대한신경외과학회 1982 Journal of Korean neurosurgical society Vol.11 No.4
The multimodality evoked potentials(MEP) (somatosensory, auditory, and visual evoked potentials) is studied in patients with various head trauma. The use of evoked potentials for the evaluation of disorders of the nervous system has become a most valuable aid to the neurosurgeon and neurologist, often providing information of critical value without recourse to invasive technique. The multimodality evoked potentials is classified in three grades per modality as the degree of abnormality of the electrophysiological data. Data from 20 normal Korean subject are given for comparision with the abnormal data obtained from 96 patients with head trauma. The multimodality evoked potential is a simple and useful method for clinical evaluation of abnormal function of the brain and prediction of the patient's outcome in the head trauma patients.