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Violent trauma to the spinal canal or skull can cause arachnoidal and dural tears. The associated neural injury dominates the picture and the dural tear may require repair in order to minimize the development of meningitis. More dif cult to understand is the occurrence of spinal cord herniation through an apparently spontaneous rent in the adjacent dura with no preceding injury. In view of the fact that we have encountered ve such instances in a decade, without trauma having occurred, it is probably not rare. In the typical case, a vertically oriented tear of limited extent occurs in the ventral dura, in the mid- or high-thoracic region, and a segment of the spinal cord protrudes through it into the epidural space. The result is a painless, subacute, and incomplete spinal cord syndrome, which reaches a plateau and leaves the patient with an asymmetrical spastic paraparesis and variable sensory loss. There are reports of a Brown-Sequard hemicord syndrome. Orthostatic headache of low-CSF pressure is not usually part of the syndrome. MRI or CT myelopathy demonstrates the protruded segment of the cord where it buckles through the dura. Presumably the herniation creates a suf cient degree of local ischemia or mechanical disturbance to account for the myelopathic symptoms. Surgical replacement of the cord in its proper position and repair of the tear has resulted in partial return of neurologic function (Vallee et al). As to the cause, a congenital duplication of the dura membranes combined with herniation through the inner layer has been observed in some cases at operation.

pumps two potassium ions from outside the cell to inside (against the concentration gradient but with the electrical gradient). Both ion movements are unfavorable so that the transport process requires energy. Pumps work by changing their structure and binding characteristics during the cycle of ATP binding, hydrolysis, and release of ADP and Pi. Exactly when and what triggers these changes will vary from pump to pump, but the essential feature is that there must be a cycle that moves a binding site from one side of the membrane to the other while it also changes the affinity for the ligand. When it faces outside, the sodiumbinding site must have a low affinity for sodium. This allows sodium to be released where the concentration is high. The potassium-binding site will have a high affinity for potassium when it faces outside. This allows potassium to be taken up outside where the concentration is low. During the movement to the other side of the membrane (this doesn t happen at the same time for the potassium and sodium sites), the affinity for substrate changes. When it faces inside, the sodium-binding site has a high affinity so that it can take up sodium at the low concentration inside. The potassium site that faces inside has a low affinity so that it can release potassium at the high concentration inside the cell. Ion gradients can also be used to transport other molecules. During digestion, glucose is concentrated in the intestinal epithelium (moves from low concentration outside to a high concentration inside). The energy for this process comes from coupling the transport of glucose to the cotransport of sodium from outside the cell to inside (down its concentration gradient; Fig. 3-6).

of open (agoraphobia), closed, or high places, dogs, cats, insects, dirt, sprays and other contaminants, air travel, acquired immunode ciency syndrome (AIDS), cancer, insanity, and death. Feelings of helplessness, pessimism, and despondency, the hallmarks of a depressive illness, result after years of phobic suffering. Often there are obsessive-compulsive tendencies as well, and some patients are hypochondriacal. Phobias are essentially obsessive fears and are somehow allied with this latter category of neurosis. The present authors have observed a number of patients whose phobic (or obsessive-compulsive) neurosis became greatly exaggerated as an endogenous depression developed. Recovery from the depression returned them to their earlier and milder phobic state. All of these features suggest a linkage between neuroses and depression.

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As discussed in s 1 and 2, the Universal Serial Bus (USB), offers a bandwidth of 12Mbps for USB 1.1 and a design data rate of 480Mbps for USB 2.0, and it can be used to connect up to 127 external devices. The USB controller (if it is not integrated) is installed in a PCI expansion slot. It supports both Plug and Play and hot swapping.