ARVO: Pilot study to evaluate the efficacy of neural vision correction
... control by appropriate choice of stimulus conditions, and contrast sensitivity at low levels can be increased dramatically through control of stimulus parameters4-8. This precise control of stimulus conditions leading to increased neuronal efficiency is fundamental in initiating the neural modificat ...
... control by appropriate choice of stimulus conditions, and contrast sensitivity at low levels can be increased dramatically through control of stimulus parameters4-8. This precise control of stimulus conditions leading to increased neuronal efficiency is fundamental in initiating the neural modificat ...
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... Spinal stenosis results in narrowing of the spinal canal, which often causes leg pain that can impair walking, standing, and many aspects of daily function. For symptomatic patients, the goal of surgery is to decompress the spinal canal to eliminate neural compression and relieve leg pain; this may ...
... Spinal stenosis results in narrowing of the spinal canal, which often causes leg pain that can impair walking, standing, and many aspects of daily function. For symptomatic patients, the goal of surgery is to decompress the spinal canal to eliminate neural compression and relieve leg pain; this may ...
a15 CNS- The Brain
... A fatal hereditary disorder caused by accumulation of the protein huntingtin that leads to degeneration of the basal nuclei and cerebral cortex: causes jerky movements ...
... A fatal hereditary disorder caused by accumulation of the protein huntingtin that leads to degeneration of the basal nuclei and cerebral cortex: causes jerky movements ...
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... all Self connections (both those linked with others and also those with the world at large) become fragile and insecure ones. Throughout childhood, both body and brain remain at levels of incomplete development. The psychobiological structure available to deal with stress is very fragile and the chi ...
... all Self connections (both those linked with others and also those with the world at large) become fragile and insecure ones. Throughout childhood, both body and brain remain at levels of incomplete development. The psychobiological structure available to deal with stress is very fragile and the chi ...
case report: association of waardenburg syndrome with
... prevalence rate of 3.5% for profound HI in 199 children with a diagnosis of ASD (quoted in Carvill, 2001). Furthermore, there are similarities between behaviours in children with a visual and HI and in those with ASD. Children with a profound hearing loss who have not had access to a good language ...
... prevalence rate of 3.5% for profound HI in 199 children with a diagnosis of ASD (quoted in Carvill, 2001). Furthermore, there are similarities between behaviours in children with a visual and HI and in those with ASD. Children with a profound hearing loss who have not had access to a good language ...
Managing Agitation in Traumatic TBI
... IN ADULTS can titrate up to 60 mg/day Usually max amount 240 mg/day in adults, but doses as high as 600 mg/day have been reported As patient improves, can taper off ...
... IN ADULTS can titrate up to 60 mg/day Usually max amount 240 mg/day in adults, but doses as high as 600 mg/day have been reported As patient improves, can taper off ...
Title and Focus of Activity: Guillain Barre Syndrome: Jigsaw Case
... This jigsaw learning activity focuses on patient/client management from the acute to more chronic phases of recovery of Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS). In a jigsaw case, students work on one segment of a case to become “experts” in that segment. They are joined with “experts” from other segments of t ...
... This jigsaw learning activity focuses on patient/client management from the acute to more chronic phases of recovery of Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS). In a jigsaw case, students work on one segment of a case to become “experts” in that segment. They are joined with “experts” from other segments of t ...
Do reduced levels of steroid 21-hydroxylase confer a
... parental fertility, family history of pregnancy failure or congenital malformations (data not shown). ...
... parental fertility, family history of pregnancy failure or congenital malformations (data not shown). ...
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... Types Tension Organic Occurs due to tumors, infection, or other diseases of the brain, eye, or other body system. Headaches associated with fever, confusion, nausea, vomiting, or rash can be indicative of an infectious disease. ...
... Types Tension Organic Occurs due to tumors, infection, or other diseases of the brain, eye, or other body system. Headaches associated with fever, confusion, nausea, vomiting, or rash can be indicative of an infectious disease. ...
Center
... Asthenia – reducing of muscle strength Dystonia - a violation of muscle tone Dysmetria - violation of movement amplitude ...
... Asthenia – reducing of muscle strength Dystonia - a violation of muscle tone Dysmetria - violation of movement amplitude ...
Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome
... submicroscopic. The craniofacial phenotype (microcephaly, hypertelorism, prominent glabella, broad and/or beaked nose, short philtrum, micrognathia, downturned corners of the mouth, dysplastic ears, preauricular tags) in combination with mental retardation, seizures, congenital heart defects, genita ...
... submicroscopic. The craniofacial phenotype (microcephaly, hypertelorism, prominent glabella, broad and/or beaked nose, short philtrum, micrognathia, downturned corners of the mouth, dysplastic ears, preauricular tags) in combination with mental retardation, seizures, congenital heart defects, genita ...
University of Groningen The Results of CHD7 Analysis in Clinically
... whereas three patients had KS. In the CHD7-positive patients, no other features of CHARGE syndrome were present, except for cleft lip/palate and hearing loss, which can occur in both CHARGE syndrome and KS. The authors concluded that CHD7 mutations can give rise to isolated nIHH and KS. The second s ...
... whereas three patients had KS. In the CHD7-positive patients, no other features of CHARGE syndrome were present, except for cleft lip/palate and hearing loss, which can occur in both CHARGE syndrome and KS. The authors concluded that CHD7 mutations can give rise to isolated nIHH and KS. The second s ...
Towards clinically useful neuro- imaging in psychiatric practice
... physical disease. This is a rational practice, as lesion detection rates are low; although a rigorous analysis of the cost-effectiveness of neuroimaging demonstrated that routine structural brain imaging in people with psychotic symptoms could be cost-effective in samples with organic brain disease ...
... physical disease. This is a rational practice, as lesion detection rates are low; although a rigorous analysis of the cost-effectiveness of neuroimaging demonstrated that routine structural brain imaging in people with psychotic symptoms could be cost-effective in samples with organic brain disease ...
Bell`s Palsy - IAP Neurology Chapter
... • Inability to close the eyelids, with an upward movement of the eyeball when closure is attempted; lower lid may turn out • Wide palpebral fissure (opening between eyelids) • Flattening of the nasolabial fold • Inability to smile, frown, or whistle • Unilateral loss of taste • Altered chewing abili ...
... • Inability to close the eyelids, with an upward movement of the eyeball when closure is attempted; lower lid may turn out • Wide palpebral fissure (opening between eyelids) • Flattening of the nasolabial fold • Inability to smile, frown, or whistle • Unilateral loss of taste • Altered chewing abili ...
Functions of the corticospinal and corticobulbar
... his magnificent Statue of David by starting with a massive block of crude stone and adding many more small pieces of stone. He indeed started with the block of stone, but by selectively chipping away small pieces, its coarseness was refined and the crude rock became a refined work of art. Excitation ...
... his magnificent Statue of David by starting with a massive block of crude stone and adding many more small pieces of stone. He indeed started with the block of stone, but by selectively chipping away small pieces, its coarseness was refined and the crude rock became a refined work of art. Excitation ...
Parkinson`s Disease: A World of Promise
... Each of these patients showed significant improvement in their motor function following DBS surgery No sig. changes in medications or other attributing factors to the lifestyle of the patients before each of the suicides ...
... Each of these patients showed significant improvement in their motor function following DBS surgery No sig. changes in medications or other attributing factors to the lifestyle of the patients before each of the suicides ...
SECTION 3 - THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSORY
... cortex of the brain to the lumbar region of the spinal cord then out to the muscle. Damage to the spinal cord at the cervical level can therefore interrupt the normal flow of impulses along the reflex pathway and result in an abnormal (positive Babinski) plantar response. Cervical level damage howev ...
... cortex of the brain to the lumbar region of the spinal cord then out to the muscle. Damage to the spinal cord at the cervical level can therefore interrupt the normal flow of impulses along the reflex pathway and result in an abnormal (positive Babinski) plantar response. Cervical level damage howev ...
Palliative Care in ALS
... * 34 separate vulnerability genes now identified (present in ALS but not control populations) * Environmental risk factors: tobacco, injury, ...
... * 34 separate vulnerability genes now identified (present in ALS but not control populations) * Environmental risk factors: tobacco, injury, ...
Meningitis
... • Skin lesions develop ranging from a petechial rash with purpuric lesions to large areas of ecchymosis. • Disorientation and memory impairment are common early in the course of the illness. • As the illness progresses, lethargy, unresponsiveness, and coma may develop. • Seizures . • ICP increases s ...
... • Skin lesions develop ranging from a petechial rash with purpuric lesions to large areas of ecchymosis. • Disorientation and memory impairment are common early in the course of the illness. • As the illness progresses, lethargy, unresponsiveness, and coma may develop. • Seizures . • ICP increases s ...
Multiple_Sclerosis
... May develop in genetically susceptible triggers (many thoughts: viruses, bacteria, etc.) Results in: demyelination, axonal loss, brain atrophy ...
... May develop in genetically susceptible triggers (many thoughts: viruses, bacteria, etc.) Results in: demyelination, axonal loss, brain atrophy ...
pfeiffer syndrome - Children`s Craniofacial Association
... he major characteristics of Pfeiffer syndrome include craniosynostosis, along with short, broad thumbs and toes. Craniosynostosis is a process of premature fusion of the fibrous joints (soft spots) of the bones of the skull. In an unaffected child, the skull evenly expands as the brain grows. In a c ...
... he major characteristics of Pfeiffer syndrome include craniosynostosis, along with short, broad thumbs and toes. Craniosynostosis is a process of premature fusion of the fibrous joints (soft spots) of the bones of the skull. In an unaffected child, the skull evenly expands as the brain grows. In a c ...
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... blood-brain barrier into the CNS. h. The first step in what we believe in MS is a genetically predisposed individual gets exposed to a virus, and the virus activates the lymphocyte which in turn produces a lot of different chemokines and cytokines that stimulate other T cells and also these make the ...
... blood-brain barrier into the CNS. h. The first step in what we believe in MS is a genetically predisposed individual gets exposed to a virus, and the virus activates the lymphocyte which in turn produces a lot of different chemokines and cytokines that stimulate other T cells and also these make the ...
AbstractID: 9132 Title: The radiosensitizer motexafin
... AbstractID: 9132 Title: The radiosensitizer motexafin gadolinium (MGd) does not penetrate intact blood brain barrier in patients undergoing post-operative fractionated radiation treatment One approach to improving outcome for high grade glioma is radio-sensitization during fractionated radiotherapy ...
... AbstractID: 9132 Title: The radiosensitizer motexafin gadolinium (MGd) does not penetrate intact blood brain barrier in patients undergoing post-operative fractionated radiation treatment One approach to improving outcome for high grade glioma is radio-sensitization during fractionated radiotherapy ...
Frontal-Temporal Dementias
... Dementia means a progressive decline in cognitive and behavioral competence, compared to former abilities. Many diseases can cause dementia. Degenerative dementia is a permanent, incurable state caused by diseases that kill brain cells progressively. Each disease usually starts in a different part o ...
... Dementia means a progressive decline in cognitive and behavioral competence, compared to former abilities. Many diseases can cause dementia. Degenerative dementia is a permanent, incurable state caused by diseases that kill brain cells progressively. Each disease usually starts in a different part o ...