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Insomnia in neurological diseases
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1993Sleep disturbance, common in many neurological diseases, can be caused by underlying CNS pathology, altered motor system function, associated cognitive and psychiatric disorders, secondary effects of the disease such as pain and immobility, and medication effects. Nocturnal behavioral disturbances are a major contributor to institutionalization of such
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Neuropeptides in neurological disease
Annals of Neurology, 1986AbstractNeuropeptides are widely distributed in the central nervous system, where they serve as neuroregulators. Recent interest has focused on their role in degenerative neurological diseases. We describe the normal anatomy of neuropeptides in both the cerebral cortex and basal ganglia as a framework for interpreting neuropeptide alterations in ...
M F, Beal, J B, Martin
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Sleep Medicine Clinics, 2017
Sleep disorders and neurologic illness are common and burdensome in their own right; when combined, they can have tremendous negative impact at an individual level as well as societally. The socioeconomic burden of sleep disorders and neurologic illness can be identified, but the real cost of these conditions lies far beyond the financial realm.
Daniel A, Barone, Sudansu, Chokroverty
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Sleep disorders and neurologic illness are common and burdensome in their own right; when combined, they can have tremendous negative impact at an individual level as well as societally. The socioeconomic burden of sleep disorders and neurologic illness can be identified, but the real cost of these conditions lies far beyond the financial realm.
Daniel A, Barone, Sudansu, Chokroverty
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Neurological disease in ruminants
Veterinary Record, 2017Working up a neurological case in farm animals is not always an easy task. One of the most useful skills is a sound understanding of the principles of characterising the abnormality and localising the lesion. Successfully mastering this aspect reduces the different possible diagnoses, typically from many to just a handful.
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NEUROLOGIC DISEASES IN PREGNANCY
Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 1992Although most neurologic problems require conservative management, such as headaches and nerve compression syndromes, other demand aggressive treatment, such as plasmapheresis in Guillain-Barré syndrome and prompt surgery in those patients with hemorrhagic strokes secondary to a ruptured aneurysm or arteriovenous malformation.
J R, Allbert, J C, Morrison
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Is Depression a Neurologic Disease?
Neurologic Clinics, 1993There is now ample evidence that depression produces observable changes in a variety of brain systems that should be of interest to investigators and clinicians in neurology. Thus neurologists should take the lead in providing comprehensive assessment of the clinical, neurophysiologic, neuropsychologic, neuropharmacologic, neurochemical, neuroimaging ...
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Hypogonadism and neurological diseases
Neurological Sciences, 2013Affected patients with hypogonadism have unnaturally low amounts of sex hormones that produce male and female sex characteristics. Males who suffer from this condition lack testosterone, while females fail to produce enough estrogen. Hypogonadism may be present at birth, or it may take effect years later following injury or illness to the sex glands ...
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Laryngospasm in Neurological Diseases
Neurocritical Care, 2006Laryngospasm is a clinical symptom characterized by involuntary spasms of the laryngeal muscles, which leads to paroxysms of coughing, inspiratory stridor, and sometimes to episodes of complete upper-airway occlusion. Although laryngospasm is a symptom mainly seen in otolaryngeal diseases and in the context of anesthesiological complications, it also ...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 2015
This article focuses on the gross examination of the brain and spinal cord and outlines the main lesions and neuroanatomic location related to neurologic diseases in horses.
Raquel, Rech, Claudio, Barros
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This article focuses on the gross examination of the brain and spinal cord and outlines the main lesions and neuroanatomic location related to neurologic diseases in horses.
Raquel, Rech, Claudio, Barros
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Athletes with neurologic disease
2018Neurologic disease does not discriminate, even among athletes. Common neurologic diseases among athletes include multiple sclerosis, seizures, headaches, and sleep disorders. Although concrete guidelines for sport participation among athletes with neurologic diseases do not exist, evidence-based and consensus statements can aid healthcare providers in ...
Andrew, Guidry, Kevin, Crutchfield
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