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This article focuses on the intersections of politics, celebrity, authorship, and print culture in John Cam Hobhouse’s publishing career and his associations with Byron. The nature...

Dandy Walker syndrome is a rare malforation of the central nervous system characterized by expansion of the fourth ventricle, widening of the posterior fossa, agenesis or dysplasia...

This chapter utilises tropes of French and British aestheticism to read character, female friendship and asexual sexuality in Brief Lives (1990). Brookner’s Brief Lives is explored...

AbstractWhen Melbourne replaced Grey in 1834 he looked to recruit men with experience to join his government. He enlisted Sir John Cam Hobhouse, but Hobhouse needed a seat in the C...

L. T. (Leonard Trelawny) Hobhouse (1864–1929) was the leading theorist of the “New Liberalism” that emerged in England at the end of the nineteenth century. Hobhouse was deeply con...

The Dandy-Walker variant is a milder form of the Dandy-Walker Complex (DWC) with less severe radiological abnormalities. We describe a 13-year old girl with limited intellectual ca...

Introduction: Dandy-Walker Malformation is an inborn condition that includesthe triumvirate of cystic enlargement of the fourth ventricle, posterior fossa distension with riseof th...

Abstract Objective: Dandy-Walker syndrome (DWS) is often associated with hydrocephalus, yet the choice between lateral ventriculoperitoneal shunt (VPS) or posterior cranial...