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ELECTROGRAPHIC SEIZURES AND PERIODIC DISCHARGES AFTER INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE
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The main concern with the study by Claassen et al. is that it was a retrospective review of cEEG data of 102 patients who presented with ICH and underwent monitoring, and EEG monitoring was initiated at the clinicians’ discretion usually for altered mental status.
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Characterizing absolute lymphocyte count profiles in dimethyl fumarate–treated patients with MS
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Lymphocyte monitoring provides effective means for early identification of patients at risk for developing severe, prolonged lymphopenia and evidence of ALC improvement following DMF discontinuation was observed.
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THE RISKS AND COSTS OF MULTIPLE-GENERIC SUBSTITUTION OF TOPIRAMATE
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Multiple-generic substitution of topiramate was significantly associated with negative outcomes, such as hospitalizations and injuries, and increased health care costs, according to Neurology 2009;72:2122–2129.
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Kluver Bucy syndrome.
Visual agnosia they could see, but were unable to recognise familiar objects or their use. Oral tendencies they would examine their surroundings with their mouths instead of their eyes.…
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Central nervous system fungal infections: Observations from a large tertiary hospital in northern India
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Persistent proatlantal artery with carotid-vertebral anastomosis. Case report.
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The authors describe the occurrence of proatlantal artery as an incidental angiographic observation in a young Indian soldier, seen extending from near the origin of the external carotid artery to the suboccipital region, traversing the foramen magnum and coursing beyond like a vertebral artery.
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CYP2C9, VKORC1, CYP4F2, ABCB1 and F5 variants: influence on quality of long-term anticoagulation.
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Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus Presenting with Throat Clearing as Part of Clinical Seizure Semiology
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Video-EEG recording confirmed frequent right hemispheric focal seizures originating from the right posterior temporal area concordant with her cortical stroke and the value of throat clearing as a sign of complex partial seizures of temporal lobe origin and its lateralizing and localizing value is discussed.
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Lymphocytic hypophysitis: can open exploration of the sella be avoided?
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Conservative treatment may be tried in suspected cases of LYHY, if the vision of the patient is not threatened and a transphenoidal stereotactic biopsy of the mass may be performed if the patient fails to improve or deteriorates, thus avoiding open exploration of the sella in selected cases.
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Appearing and disappearing CT scan abnormalities and seizures.
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A group of patients presenting with seizures and abnormal CT scans who, on follow up, showed complete resolution of the CT scan changes, without any treatment other than anticonvulsants, are described.
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