The International Classification of Headache Disorders, 3rd edition
... In particular this applies to assessing whether headache is secondary or primary. It may also apply to alternative causative disorders: for example, headache occurring in close temporal relation to acute ischaemic stroke may be a consequence not of the stroke but of the cause of the stroke (e.g. dis ...
... In particular this applies to assessing whether headache is secondary or primary. It may also apply to alternative causative disorders: for example, headache occurring in close temporal relation to acute ischaemic stroke may be a consequence not of the stroke but of the cause of the stroke (e.g. dis ...
ICHD-3 beta
... In particular this applies to assessing whether headache is secondary or primary. It may also apply to alternative causative disorders: for example, headache occurring in close temporal relation to acute ischaemic stroke may be a consequence not of the stroke but of the cause of the stroke (e.g. dis ...
... In particular this applies to assessing whether headache is secondary or primary. It may also apply to alternative causative disorders: for example, headache occurring in close temporal relation to acute ischaemic stroke may be a consequence not of the stroke but of the cause of the stroke (e.g. dis ...
PDF - JMBE-Journal of Medical and Biological Engineering
... dependent on the stimulus initial position. Hence depending on where the visual stimuli were located, divergence could be faster, slower or approximately equal to convergence speed. The systems also differ in their temporal properties. Rashbass and Westheimer [18] reported that divergence and conver ...
... dependent on the stimulus initial position. Hence depending on where the visual stimuli were located, divergence could be faster, slower or approximately equal to convergence speed. The systems also differ in their temporal properties. Rashbass and Westheimer [18] reported that divergence and conver ...
What is the structural unit of the nervous system? answer: 2 1
... brain with its: answer: 2 1. Upper peduncles; 2. Middle peduncles; 3. lower peduncles; 4. by cortex; 58. The cerebellum is connected to medulla oblongata, with its: answer: 3 1. Upper peduncles; 2. Middle peduncles; 3. lower peduncles; 4. by cortex; 59. Which kind of speech disorder occurs due to th ...
... brain with its: answer: 2 1. Upper peduncles; 2. Middle peduncles; 3. lower peduncles; 4. by cortex; 58. The cerebellum is connected to medulla oblongata, with its: answer: 3 1. Upper peduncles; 2. Middle peduncles; 3. lower peduncles; 4. by cortex; 59. Which kind of speech disorder occurs due to th ...
Headache: a clinical tour for residents
... expanded over several minutes. Shortly after the visual symptom subsided, right-sided throbbing headaches developed along with nausea and vomiting, which usually lasted 2 to 4 hours. Normal neuro exam. He was treated by radiosurgery with obliteration of the AVM and resolution of the headaches Kurita ...
... expanded over several minutes. Shortly after the visual symptom subsided, right-sided throbbing headaches developed along with nausea and vomiting, which usually lasted 2 to 4 hours. Normal neuro exam. He was treated by radiosurgery with obliteration of the AVM and resolution of the headaches Kurita ...
The Truth About Suboxone - Shore Behavioral Medicine
... rapidly becoming re-addicted is much higher than people who have never been opiate dependent/addicted; and 2) people who have taken methadone, even just once, have a slightly lower chance of their opiate altered brain totally healing, especially if they were part of a methadone maintenance program f ...
... rapidly becoming re-addicted is much higher than people who have never been opiate dependent/addicted; and 2) people who have taken methadone, even just once, have a slightly lower chance of their opiate altered brain totally healing, especially if they were part of a methadone maintenance program f ...
Tinnitus Steven Taylor, MD Dana King, MD
... http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/brain-stimulationtherapies/brain-stimulation-therapies.shtml ...
... http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/brain-stimulationtherapies/brain-stimulation-therapies.shtml ...
Believing is perceiving: mismatch between self
... Since both patients with psychogenic tremor and organic tremor overestimated the amount of time with tremor in the ‘whole day period’ estimations, we analysed the agreement between diary and actigraphy measures in more detail by assessing each of the ‘intra-day interval’ estimations as recorded in d ...
... Since both patients with psychogenic tremor and organic tremor overestimated the amount of time with tremor in the ‘whole day period’ estimations, we analysed the agreement between diary and actigraphy measures in more detail by assessing each of the ‘intra-day interval’ estimations as recorded in d ...
Using a dichoptic moving window presentation technique to
... the left of fixation to 2 characters to the right of fixation). They postulated that under ...
... the left of fixation to 2 characters to the right of fixation). They postulated that under ...
Foot drop: where, why and what to do? - Practical Neurology
... table top, or of another person sitting on the patient’s knee when the legs were crossed. Some people, when sitting crosslegged, may either ignore the resulting paraesthesias or are unaware of them because of alcohol, drugs, illness or sleep. Perhaps some do not have warning paraesthesias, or these ...
... table top, or of another person sitting on the patient’s knee when the legs were crossed. Some people, when sitting crosslegged, may either ignore the resulting paraesthesias or are unaware of them because of alcohol, drugs, illness or sleep. Perhaps some do not have warning paraesthesias, or these ...
The Relationship Between Individual Ossicular Status and
... secondary acquired, 8 were congenital and 17 could not be determined from intraoperative evaluation due to extensive destruction of local anatomy. The mean ABG for primary acquired, secondary acquired, and congenital cholesteatomas were 23.1 dB (SD 12.7), 27.6 dB (SD 11.3), and 23.1 dB (SD 21.1), re ...
... secondary acquired, 8 were congenital and 17 could not be determined from intraoperative evaluation due to extensive destruction of local anatomy. The mean ABG for primary acquired, secondary acquired, and congenital cholesteatomas were 23.1 dB (SD 12.7), 27.6 dB (SD 11.3), and 23.1 dB (SD 21.1), re ...
Numbness matters: A clinical review of trigeminal neuropathy
... for pain, which would increase the likelihood of TNA. The predictive value of clinical neurosensory testing has some limitations and may depend on when it is carried out and which nerve is being evaluated (20–22). For example, following inferior alveolar nerve injury (V3), clinical sensory testing i ...
... for pain, which would increase the likelihood of TNA. The predictive value of clinical neurosensory testing has some limitations and may depend on when it is carried out and which nerve is being evaluated (20–22). For example, following inferior alveolar nerve injury (V3), clinical sensory testing i ...
Anesthetic Considerations in Porphyrias
... Porphyrias present special anesthetic challenges, including preoperative assessment of a patient with acute abdominal pain, intraoperative management of known porphyria, and respiratory and cardiovascular management of acute porphyric crisis. To meet these challenges, a current and thorough understa ...
... Porphyrias present special anesthetic challenges, including preoperative assessment of a patient with acute abdominal pain, intraoperative management of known porphyria, and respiratory and cardiovascular management of acute porphyric crisis. To meet these challenges, a current and thorough understa ...
CCC Dysautonomia -- Non Audio Guide
... [click] While any patient with a new brain injury is at risk, keep in mind that dysautonomia may also occur in patients with old neurologic injury without prior treatment for dysautonomia. [click] In addition, dysautonomia should not be present in a presumed neurologically normal patient, therefore, ...
... [click] While any patient with a new brain injury is at risk, keep in mind that dysautonomia may also occur in patients with old neurologic injury without prior treatment for dysautonomia. [click] In addition, dysautonomia should not be present in a presumed neurologically normal patient, therefore, ...
American College of Radiology ACR Appropriateness Criteria
... sensitive than CT for acute infarct. Parenchymal brain imaging and CT or MR vascular imaging of the head and neck should be considered. Can be useful if there is a contraindication to contrast. Noncontrast head CT is often obtained first to assess for hemorrhage or large infarct. MRI is more sensiti ...
... sensitive than CT for acute infarct. Parenchymal brain imaging and CT or MR vascular imaging of the head and neck should be considered. Can be useful if there is a contraindication to contrast. Noncontrast head CT is often obtained first to assess for hemorrhage or large infarct. MRI is more sensiti ...
MR Imaging of the Cranial Meninges with Emphasis on Contrast
... A, Short TR (400/20) axial scan shows large bony lesion with considerable mass effect. While underlying brain parenchyma appears to be primarily displaced, some invasion cannot be totally excluded. B, Postcontrast short TR ( 400 /20) coronal scan discloses enhancement of skull lesion and of underlyi ...
... A, Short TR (400/20) axial scan shows large bony lesion with considerable mass effect. While underlying brain parenchyma appears to be primarily displaced, some invasion cannot be totally excluded. B, Postcontrast short TR ( 400 /20) coronal scan discloses enhancement of skull lesion and of underlyi ...
PDF - Stanford University
... Given the documented associations among oxytocin, the amygdala, and the brainstem, it is noteworthy that our VBM analysis revealed decreased volume in a region of caudal midbrain in G-allele homozygotes relative to carriers of the A allele. Interestingly, several lines of research have implicated al ...
... Given the documented associations among oxytocin, the amygdala, and the brainstem, it is noteworthy that our VBM analysis revealed decreased volume in a region of caudal midbrain in G-allele homozygotes relative to carriers of the A allele. Interestingly, several lines of research have implicated al ...
Vertical Divergence and Counterroll Eye Movements Evoked by
... divergence and counterroll eye movements evoked by whole-body position steps about the roll axis of the head in humans. J Neurophysiol 85: 671– 678, 2001. In healthy human subjects, a head tilt about its roll axis evokes a dynamic counterroll that is mediated by both semicircular canal and otolith s ...
... divergence and counterroll eye movements evoked by whole-body position steps about the roll axis of the head in humans. J Neurophysiol 85: 671– 678, 2001. In healthy human subjects, a head tilt about its roll axis evokes a dynamic counterroll that is mediated by both semicircular canal and otolith s ...
Fluid-Attenuated Inversion Recovery MR Imaging and Subarachnoid
... readily available than are CT scanners. Often, unstable or irritable patients do not readily/easily undergo MR imaging. In cases in which the patient is more stable, MR imaging may be superior to CT in detecting blood in the CSF because the attenuation changes shown on CT scans resolve more rapidly ...
... readily available than are CT scanners. Often, unstable or irritable patients do not readily/easily undergo MR imaging. In cases in which the patient is more stable, MR imaging may be superior to CT in detecting blood in the CSF because the attenuation changes shown on CT scans resolve more rapidly ...
Adult Congenital Hydrocephalus
... used to show decrements in blood flow in white matter – ischemic changes (various animal models have also shown this) Changes in cerebral blood flow and oxidative metabolism Consequence of diminished blood flow is injury to oligodendrocytes and axons in the white matter Mechanisms and morphological ...
... used to show decrements in blood flow in white matter – ischemic changes (various animal models have also shown this) Changes in cerebral blood flow and oxidative metabolism Consequence of diminished blood flow is injury to oligodendrocytes and axons in the white matter Mechanisms and morphological ...
The little imitator-porphyria: a neuropsychiatric
... and hereditary coproporphyria) may give rise to acute, potentially fatal, neurovisceral crises, with neuropathy, delirium, psychosis, autonomic instability, and abdominal pain. Variegate porphyria and hereditary coproporphyria also cause dermatological features, usually in the form of a bullous or e ...
... and hereditary coproporphyria) may give rise to acute, potentially fatal, neurovisceral crises, with neuropathy, delirium, psychosis, autonomic instability, and abdominal pain. Variegate porphyria and hereditary coproporphyria also cause dermatological features, usually in the form of a bullous or e ...
BAPM framework for fetal neonatal brain imaging_FINAL 010615 for
... number of cases is not large, double reporting of these scans is advocated. A number of studies reported in the literature have shown improved reporting rates for various imaging investigations with the introduction of a second reader and double reporting also serves to increase the experience of th ...
... number of cases is not large, double reporting of these scans is advocated. A number of studies reported in the literature have shown improved reporting rates for various imaging investigations with the introduction of a second reader and double reporting also serves to increase the experience of th ...
Chean Chung Shen
... Please select the most appropriate visual defect that is most appropriate for the following statements: 1. Occur with left sixth nerve palsy, causing blurring of vision F 2. Also called loss of central vision D 3. Causing increased risk of acute ...
... Please select the most appropriate visual defect that is most appropriate for the following statements: 1. Occur with left sixth nerve palsy, causing blurring of vision F 2. Also called loss of central vision D 3. Causing increased risk of acute ...
The Vestibular System
... results in forces on their hair cells. Consider the simplest situation, a rotation in the plane of a semicircular canal. When the head begins to rotate, the membranous and bony labyrinths move along with it. Because of its inertia, however, the endolymph lags behind the surrounding membranous labyri ...
... results in forces on their hair cells. Consider the simplest situation, a rotation in the plane of a semicircular canal. When the head begins to rotate, the membranous and bony labyrinths move along with it. Because of its inertia, however, the endolymph lags behind the surrounding membranous labyri ...