1. Does the timing of aneurysm surgery neglect the real problems of subarachnoid haemorrhage?

   • N. Freckmann
   • M. Noll
   • H. -D. Herrmann

   Clinical Articles Pages: 91 - 99

2. Intracerebral haematomas from aneurysm rupture: Their clinical significance

   • I. Papo
   • M. Bodosi
   • T. Doczi

   Clinical Articles Pages: 100 - 105

3. Measurements of regional cerebral blood flow in patients following superficial temporal artery-middle cerebral artery anastomosis

   • A. Hartmann
   • Th. Rommel
   • J. Menzel

   Clinical Articles Pages: 106 - 111

4. Post-operative aseptic meningitis

   • G. C. Blomstedt

   Clinical Articles Pages: 112 - 116

5. The monoclonal antibody Ki-67 as a marker for proliferating cells in stereotactic biopsies of brain tumours

   • C. B. Ostertag
   • B. Volk
   • P. Kleihues

   OriginalPaper Pages: 117 - 121

6. Histopathological and immunohistochemical changes in neurosurgically resected epileptic foci

   • M. J. Kallioinen
   • E. R. Heikkinen
   • S. Nyström

   OriginalPaper Pages: 122 - 129

7. The coronal suture, a useful bony landmark in neurosurgery?

   • U. Ebeling
   • D. Rikli
   • H. -J. Reulen

   OriginalPaper Pages: 130 - 134

8. Haematoma of cavum septi pellucidi due to hypertension

   • Y. Kanpolat
   • T. Mertol

   Special Cases Pages: 135 - 136

9. Spontaneous dorsal epidural haematoma: Usefulness of magnetic resonance imaging and importance of operative treatment even in cases with complete paraplegia

   • F. Servadei
   • C. Trevisan
   • R. Padovani

   Special Cases Pages: 137 - 139

10. CT-ventriculography to control the passage of cerebrospinal fluid

    • J. Zentner
    • J. Gilsbach
    • M. Mohadjer

    Technical Notes Pages: 140 - 143

11. Notes and news

    News Pages: 144 - 144

12. Forthcoming meetings

    Events Pages: 144 - 146