Please refer to the case below to answer the following survey
... 4. The most effective thing TR could do at this point to slow his COPD progression is: a. Better compliance with medications b. Treat his anxiety c. Stop smoking d. Loose weight 5. A Pulmonary rehab program is only indicated in severe COPD a. True b. False 6. Based on TR’s complaints and only having ...
... 4. The most effective thing TR could do at this point to slow his COPD progression is: a. Better compliance with medications b. Treat his anxiety c. Stop smoking d. Loose weight 5. A Pulmonary rehab program is only indicated in severe COPD a. True b. False 6. Based on TR’s complaints and only having ...
ADEM vs MS: A diagnostic dilemma - a follow-up study.
... In our cohort, the age distribution of children with ADEM demonstrated early childhood predominance (4-6yrs), in contrast with MS, where the target population showed slightly older age predominance (8 -15yrs). Patients admitted in our hospital with encephalopathy (confusion, irritability, somnolence ...
... In our cohort, the age distribution of children with ADEM demonstrated early childhood predominance (4-6yrs), in contrast with MS, where the target population showed slightly older age predominance (8 -15yrs). Patients admitted in our hospital with encephalopathy (confusion, irritability, somnolence ...
Quintuple the daily maintenance dose of buprenorphine given every
... clinicians’ willingness and ability to prescribe take home medication doses (which in many cases could obviate the need for or advantages of less than daily dosing). The greatest potential for less than daily dosing is likely to be for individuals for whom take home dosing is not feasible. Patients ...
... clinicians’ willingness and ability to prescribe take home medication doses (which in many cases could obviate the need for or advantages of less than daily dosing). The greatest potential for less than daily dosing is likely to be for individuals for whom take home dosing is not feasible. Patients ...
Tara Engstrom
... and hereditary tendency. There are four types of Chiari Malformations based on their associated anatomical abnormalities. Chiari Malformation Type I (CM1) is the most common and least severe. CM1 is typically congenital and presents in adulthood. CM1 is medically defined as the displacement of the C ...
... and hereditary tendency. There are four types of Chiari Malformations based on their associated anatomical abnormalities. Chiari Malformation Type I (CM1) is the most common and least severe. CM1 is typically congenital and presents in adulthood. CM1 is medically defined as the displacement of the C ...
Epilepsy - Welcome to Selam Higher Clinic
... area of the cortex • Generalized when there is clinical or EEG Manifestation of simultaneous i/v of both hemispheres . • Partial sz are common ones in adults ...
... area of the cortex • Generalized when there is clinical or EEG Manifestation of simultaneous i/v of both hemispheres . • Partial sz are common ones in adults ...
Left frontotemporal craniotomy for sphenoid wing meningioma
... and rate of growth, these symptoms may occur early on in the tumor’s development or may remain mild and/or unnoticeable until the tumor is quite large. ...
... and rate of growth, these symptoms may occur early on in the tumor’s development or may remain mild and/or unnoticeable until the tumor is quite large. ...
Taking a close look at optic-nerve meningioma
... late, with tumors large enough to affect cranial nerves or extraocular muscles at the orbital apex. Clinical examination reveals a visual-field defect consistent with optic-nerve damage. The most common pattern is diffuse depression with central loss (Figure 1); focal central scotomas and arcuate pa ...
... late, with tumors large enough to affect cranial nerves or extraocular muscles at the orbital apex. Clinical examination reveals a visual-field defect consistent with optic-nerve damage. The most common pattern is diffuse depression with central loss (Figure 1); focal central scotomas and arcuate pa ...
Brain Slicing with MRIs! - Stanford Virtual labs
... Brain Slicing with MRIs! What is it? MRI is a way of creating pictures of our body without using potentially harmful x-rays or radiation. Our body generates a naturally occurring magnetic field and an MRI scanner can take pictures of it. MRI pictures can show soft tissues of the body like the brain, ...
... Brain Slicing with MRIs! What is it? MRI is a way of creating pictures of our body without using potentially harmful x-rays or radiation. Our body generates a naturally occurring magnetic field and an MRI scanner can take pictures of it. MRI pictures can show soft tissues of the body like the brain, ...
CHAPTER 9 Stupor And Coma
... spontaneous movement. Open eyes and spontaneous eye opening is not consistent with comatose state. Roving dysconjugate gaze: In most comatose patients, eyes spontaneously move in random fashion. Patients do not fix on objects in the environment, and eye position is often dysconjugate. With this ey ...
... spontaneous movement. Open eyes and spontaneous eye opening is not consistent with comatose state. Roving dysconjugate gaze: In most comatose patients, eyes spontaneously move in random fashion. Patients do not fix on objects in the environment, and eye position is often dysconjugate. With this ey ...
Invariant visual representation by single
... medial temporal lobe (MTL) fire selectively to images of faces, animals, objects or scenes13,14. Here we report on a remarkable subset of MTL neurons that are selectively activated by strikingly different pictures of given individuals, landmarks or objects and in some cases even by letter strings wi ...
... medial temporal lobe (MTL) fire selectively to images of faces, animals, objects or scenes13,14. Here we report on a remarkable subset of MTL neurons that are selectively activated by strikingly different pictures of given individuals, landmarks or objects and in some cases even by letter strings wi ...
Behavioral and Physical Treatments
... goal to teach skills for identifying and controlling stress and minimizing the effects of stress. Hypnotic treatments were considered only when hypnotic induction and suggestion were aimed primarily at headache control. Eighteen of the 39 trials included in the AHCPR Technical Review investigated ou ...
... goal to teach skills for identifying and controlling stress and minimizing the effects of stress. Hypnotic treatments were considered only when hypnotic induction and suggestion were aimed primarily at headache control. Eighteen of the 39 trials included in the AHCPR Technical Review investigated ou ...
FA/NB Trying Differently Rather Than Harder
... Fetal Alcohol / neurobehavioral conditions: FA/NB Trying Differently Rather than Harder Understanding and application of a brain-based approach ...
... Fetal Alcohol / neurobehavioral conditions: FA/NB Trying Differently Rather than Harder Understanding and application of a brain-based approach ...
Usefulness of the multimodality imaging for the diagnosis of an
... (NAA), which are non-specific and are also demonstrated in other brain tumors. ...
... (NAA), which are non-specific and are also demonstrated in other brain tumors. ...
Trigeminal Neuralgia
... reduced gradually, and stopped if possible. After this there is often a period when pains do not occur for some time (remission). However, the pains are likely to return sometime in the future. Treatment can then be restarted. Some people find that carbamazepine works well at first but less well ove ...
... reduced gradually, and stopped if possible. After this there is often a period when pains do not occur for some time (remission). However, the pains are likely to return sometime in the future. Treatment can then be restarted. Some people find that carbamazepine works well at first but less well ove ...
Neurodegeneration associated with genetic defects
... mutations in these two populations. In the current study, we genotyped patients with INAD or idiopathic NBIA and reviewed their medical records to assess whether there was a correlation between clinical, radiographic, or pathologic findings and the presence of a PLA2G6 mutation. METHODS Subjects. We ...
... mutations in these two populations. In the current study, we genotyped patients with INAD or idiopathic NBIA and reviewed their medical records to assess whether there was a correlation between clinical, radiographic, or pathologic findings and the presence of a PLA2G6 mutation. METHODS Subjects. We ...
N th - The Neurology Report
... Weight loss and decreased appetite were more common in patients using zonisamide. ...
... Weight loss and decreased appetite were more common in patients using zonisamide. ...
AHD Status Epilepticus
... occurs, cerebral O2 requirements exceed supply & electromechanical dissociation occurs in which cerebral seizure activity may be accompanied by minimal visible muscular twitching. ...
... occurs, cerebral O2 requirements exceed supply & electromechanical dissociation occurs in which cerebral seizure activity may be accompanied by minimal visible muscular twitching. ...
5493-21818-1-SP
... cefixime for three days. The patient was not febrile while the medication trials were administered. Both parents reported that they repeated this trial for several times to control the seizure episodes in the recent years. The epilepsy was controlled in all of the trials after taking cefixime for 3 ...
... cefixime for three days. The patient was not febrile while the medication trials were administered. Both parents reported that they repeated this trial for several times to control the seizure episodes in the recent years. The epilepsy was controlled in all of the trials after taking cefixime for 3 ...
The Brain Structural Hub of Interhemispheric
... 2001). T1-weighted images were spatially normalized to the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) template brain. The resulting normalization parameters were subsequently applied to the DTI for reorienting the gradient directions accordingly. Normalized FA images were smoothed with a 6-mm full-width ...
... 2001). T1-weighted images were spatially normalized to the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) template brain. The resulting normalization parameters were subsequently applied to the DTI for reorienting the gradient directions accordingly. Normalized FA images were smoothed with a 6-mm full-width ...
Selective Cervical Nerve Root Blockade: Prospective Study of
... steroid injection therapy may be used to deliver anti-inflammatory medication adjacent to or near the suspected site of pain generation. In addition to anti-inflammatory effects, corticosteroids may also decrease pain by stabilizing neural membranes and by a direct anesthetic effect on small unmyeli ...
... steroid injection therapy may be used to deliver anti-inflammatory medication adjacent to or near the suspected site of pain generation. In addition to anti-inflammatory effects, corticosteroids may also decrease pain by stabilizing neural membranes and by a direct anesthetic effect on small unmyeli ...
Neurological Emergencies
... State of consciousness: If not fully awake suspect metabolic disorder or space occupying lesion ...
... State of consciousness: If not fully awake suspect metabolic disorder or space occupying lesion ...
Internal carotid artery dissection presenting with monocular
... 2. It is uncommon for these dissections to be associated with transient migrainous phenomena although there have been previous reports. 3. Clinical features, visual field testing, and radiographic testing (including angiography) should aid to distinguish retinal ischemia secondary to internal caroti ...
... 2. It is uncommon for these dissections to be associated with transient migrainous phenomena although there have been previous reports. 3. Clinical features, visual field testing, and radiographic testing (including angiography) should aid to distinguish retinal ischemia secondary to internal caroti ...