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Neurology
Don't let my mom read this
Joe Kopcha
July 06, 2010
A young athletes death draws attention to a serious injury that may be more prevalent than anyone thought.
Rifaximin may improve remission and reduce hospitalization for hepatic encephalopathy
June 01, 2010
Hepatic encephalopathy is a common complication of liver cirrhosis.
New drug options for dementia and Parkinson's disease
Deborah Downey, CNRN, CNS, ANP May 01, 2010
A thorough understanding of the therapies available to patients with dementia or Parkinson's disease is essential to improving outcomes.
New onset of lower extremity weakness after a viral illness
Renee Wenzlaff, DNP March 01, 2010
Upper respiratory infection triggers complications in a healthy college student.
Concussions: Don't let the name fool you
March 01, 2010
In children, the concussion label is strongly predictive of earlier discharge from the hospital and return to school.
Bell's palsy
Brian S. Alper, MD, MSPH, and Cynthia Brown, MD January 29, 2010
The most up-to-date evidence on Bell's palsy
Restless legs syndrome is too often ignored
Jay E. Selman, MD January 20, 2010
It's surprisingly common, yet both patients and clinicians tend to think there's little that can be done. That used to be true — but not anymore.
Memory lapse and sleep disturbance in a depressed alcoholic
Michele D. Tinge, MPAS, PA-C January 04, 2010
Seeking neurologic treatment for fatigue and headaches, the patient's poor liver function pointed in another direction.
Epileptic seizures in older adult patients
By Ann Schmidt Luggen, PhD, GNP April 30, 2009
The conclusion of this two-part report looks into the management and therapeutic options available to clinicians treating this population.
Epilepsy in the elderly
Ann Schmidt Luggen, PhD, GNP March 27, 2009
Seizures in the elderly often mimic other conditions, such as transient ischemic attack or dementia. Don't be fooled into a misdiagnosis.
Tardive dyskinesia
Russel Kirkby, MD, and Cynthia B. Brown, MD March 06, 2009
The most recent findings on tardive dyskinesia
A man's temporary vision loss leads to an unexpected diagnosis
Marilyn Myers, CNP March 02, 2009
With no past medical history of note, the sudden onset of his condition necessitated a trip to the emergency department.
Adjunctive treatment for severe epilepsy
February 18, 2009
Rufinamide is for patients with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome.
New pain drug approved
November 25, 2008
Progressive symptoms with family ties
Samuel N. Grief, MD November 11, 2008
Hoarseness and slowed ocular movements were the first signs in a yearlong hunt for a diagnosis.
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