tonsilar , auch: tonsillar

Another dire consequence of increased ICP combined with a space-occupying process is brain herniation (usually uncal or tonsilar).

One of the first references to casual brain herniation was that of James Colier, who clearly described cerebellar tonsilar herniation in 1904.

Progression from decorticate posturing to decerebrate posturing is often indicative of uncal (transtentorial) or tonsilar brain herniation.

Detection of the archetypal regulatory region of JC virus from the tonsil tissue of patients with tonsillitis and tonsilar hypertrophy.

Šercer published 170 scientific papers, among which outstanding places belong to his works in the field of otolaryngological propaedeutics and clinical treatment, plastic surgery of the nose and ear, oral surgery and tonsilar problems.

The prevalence of congenital Chiari I malformation, defined as tonsilar herniations of 3 to 5 mm or greater, had been estimated to be in the range of one per 1000 births, but may be much higher.