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Mikael Häggström: Note

2022-06-21T18:24:37Z

Note

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	*'''Weight''' the brain. Overall normal range (95% prediction interval) is 1100 to 1700 g,<ref name="GovenderLazarus2018">{{cite journal\|last1=Govender\|first1=S\|last2=Lazarus\|first2=L\|last3=De-Gama\|first3=B. Z\|last4=Satyapal\|first4=K. S\|title=Post-Mortem Brain Weight Reference Range for a Select South African Population\|journal=International Journal of Morphology\|volume=36\|issue=3\|year=2018\|pages=915–920\|issn=0717-9502\|doi=10.4067/S0717-95022018000300915}}</ref> +60g for males and -60g for females.<ref>{{Cite book\|url = https://books.google.com/books?id=u1bwQj7qdsYC\|title = Reader in Gender archaeology\|access-date = 2014-09-21\|publisher = Routlegde\|author1=Kelley Hays \|author2=David S. \|isbn = 9780415173605\|year = 1998}}</ref>		*'''Weight''' the brain. Overall normal range (95% prediction interval) is 1100 to 1700 g,<ref name="GovenderLazarus2018">{{cite journal\|last1=Govender\|first1=S\|last2=Lazarus\|first2=L\|last3=De-Gama\|first3=B. Z\|last4=Satyapal\|first4=K. S\|title=Post-Mortem Brain Weight Reference Range for a Select South African Population\|journal=International Journal of Morphology\|volume=36\|issue=3\|year=2018\|pages=915–920\|issn=0717-9502\|doi=10.4067/S0717-95022018000300915}}</ref> +60g for males and -60g for females.<ref>{{Cite book\|url = https://books.google.com/books?id=u1bwQj7qdsYC\|title = Reader in Gender archaeology\|access-date = 2014-09-21\|publisher = Routlegde\|author1=Kelley Hays \|author2=David S. \|isbn = 9780415173605\|year = 1998}}</ref>
	*'''Inspect''': Grooves indicating herniation? Hemorrhages?		*'''Inspect''': Grooves indicating herniation? Hemorrhages?
	*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain.~~<ref group="notes">The~~ arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after ~~separation~~ from the brain ~~if there is a need to demonstrate the case~~.~~</ref>~~ Look mainly for thromboses.		*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain. {{Comment-begin}}If there is likely a need to demonstrate the case to an additional person later, the arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after first separating them from the brain.{{Comment-end}} Look mainly for thromboses.
	*Separate the '''brainstem''', '''cerebellum''' and '''cerebrum''', which may be done by first separating the former two together from the cerebrum.		*Separate the '''brainstem''', '''cerebellum''' and '''cerebrum''', which may be done by first separating the former two together from the cerebrum.
	[[File:Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg\|thumb\|450px\|Normal brain versus in Alzheimer's disease.]]		[[File:Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg\|thumb\|450px\|Normal brain versus in Alzheimer's disease.]]

Mikael Häggström: +Weight

2021-08-05T21:35:11Z

+Weight

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			*'''Weight''' the brain. Overall normal range (95% prediction interval) is 1100 to 1700 g,<ref name="GovenderLazarus2018">{{cite journal\|last1=Govender\|first1=S\|last2=Lazarus\|first2=L\|last3=De-Gama\|first3=B. Z\|last4=Satyapal\|first4=K. S\|title=Post-Mortem Brain Weight Reference Range for a Select South African Population\|journal=International Journal of Morphology\|volume=36\|issue=3\|year=2018\|pages=915–920\|issn=0717-9502\|doi=10.4067/S0717-95022018000300915}}</ref> +60g for males and -60g for females.<ref>{{Cite book\|url = https://books.google.com/books?id=u1bwQj7qdsYC\|title = Reader in Gender archaeology\|access-date = 2014-09-21\|publisher = Routlegde\|author1=Kelley Hays \|author2=David S. \|isbn = 9780415173605\|year = 1998}}</ref>
	*'''Inspect''': Grooves indicating herniation? Hemorrhages?		*'''Inspect''': Grooves indicating herniation? Hemorrhages?
	*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain.<ref group="notes">The arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after separation from the brain if there is a need to demonstrate the case.</ref> Look mainly for thromboses.		*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain.<ref group="notes">The arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after separation from the brain if there is a need to demonstrate the case.</ref> Look mainly for thromboses.

Mikael Häggström: +Starting point

2020-10-29T18:39:58Z

+Starting point

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	*Separate the '''brainstem''', '''cerebellum''' and '''cerebrum''', which may be done by first separating the former two together from the cerebrum.		*Separate the '''brainstem''', '''cerebellum''' and '''cerebrum''', which may be done by first separating the former two together from the cerebrum.
	[[File:Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg\|thumb\|450px\|Normal brain versus in Alzheimer's disease.]]		[[File:Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg\|thumb\|450px\|Normal brain versus in Alzheimer's disease.]]
	*Slice each part, looking for hemorrhages and/or infarcts. At least in people aged over 65-75 years of age {{Finding-begin}}or with suggestive history{{Finding-end}}, look for signs of Alzhemier's disease (see picture).		*'''Slice''' each part, looking for hemorrhages and/or infarcts.
			:*For the cerebrum, cut it into slices about 1 cm thick. It can be done from frontal to occipital, or by starting coronally into two halves at the level of the mammillary bodies and continuing in each direction from there.
			*At least in people aged over 65-75 years of age {{Finding-begin}}or with suggestive history{{Finding-end}}, look for signs of Alzhemier's disease (see picture).
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2020-08-07T20:28:05Z

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	*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain.<ref group="notes">The arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after separation from the brain if there is a need to demonstrate the case.</ref> Look mainly for thromboses.		*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain.<ref group="notes">The arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after separation from the brain if there is a need to demonstrate the case.</ref> Look mainly for thromboses.
	*Separate the '''brainstem''', '''cerebellum''' and '''cerebrum''', which may be done by first separating the former two together from the cerebrum.		*Separate the '''brainstem''', '''cerebellum''' and '''cerebrum''', which may be done by first separating the former two together from the cerebrum.
	[[File:Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg\|thumb\|Normal brain versus in Alzheimer's disease.]]		[[File:Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg\|thumb\|450px\|Normal brain versus in Alzheimer's disease.]]
	*Slice each part, looking for hemorrhages and/or infarcts. At least in people aged over 65-75 years of age {{Finding-begin}}or with suggestive history{{Finding-end}}, look for signs of Alzhemier's disease (see picture).		*Slice each part, looking for hemorrhages and/or infarcts. At least in people aged over 65-75 years of age {{Finding-begin}}or with suggestive history{{Finding-end}}, look for signs of Alzhemier's disease (see picture).
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Mikael Häggström: Updated

2020-08-07T20:26:51Z

Updated

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	*'''Inspect''': Grooves indicating herniation? Hemorrhages?		*'''Inspect''': Grooves indicating herniation? Hemorrhages?
	*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain.<ref group="notes">The arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after separation from the brain if there is a need to demonstrate the case.</ref> Look mainly for thromboses.		*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain.<ref group="notes">The arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after separation from the brain if there is a need to demonstrate the case.</ref> Look mainly for thromboses.
	*Separate the '''brainstem''', '''cerebellum''' and '''cerebrum''', which may be done by first separating the former two together from the cerebrum. Slice each part, looking for hemorrhages and/or infarcts.<noinclude>		*Separate the '''brainstem''', '''cerebellum''' and '''cerebrum''', which may be done by first separating the former two together from the cerebrum.
			[[File:Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg\|thumb\|Normal brain versus in Alzheimer's disease.]]
			*Slice each part, looking for hemorrhages and/or infarcts. At least in people aged over 65-75 years of age {{Finding-begin}}or with suggestive history{{Finding-end}}, look for signs of Alzhemier's disease (see picture).
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2020-01-16T10:13:45Z

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2020-01-16T10:13:01Z

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*Dissect the '''basilar artery''' and '''circle of Willis''', either before or after separation from the brain.<ref group="notes">The arteries of the skull base are preferably dissected after separation from the brain if there is a need to demonstrate the case.</ref> Look mainly for thromboses.
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