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Neurological Sciences, 2008
After the advent of immunomodulatory treatment in Multiple Sclerosis and after several options for early treatment have become available, the early identification of patients non responder has become a very important issue. Therefore, methods are needed for the detection of disease activity and, particularly in more advanced phases of the disease, of ...
LEOCANI , ANNUNZIATA MARIA LETIZIA +1 more
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After the advent of immunomodulatory treatment in Multiple Sclerosis and after several options for early treatment have become available, the early identification of patients non responder has become a very important issue. Therefore, methods are needed for the detection of disease activity and, particularly in more advanced phases of the disease, of ...
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Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology, 1994
The anatomy and the physiology of the ear and the auditory system are reviewed. The differences between the anatomy and physiology in humans and animals commonly used in auditory research are discussed. The clinical importance of brainstem auditory evoked potentials and their neural generators are discussed as well as the anatomy and physiology of the ...
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The anatomy and the physiology of the ear and the auditory system are reviewed. The differences between the anatomy and physiology in humans and animals commonly used in auditory research are discussed. The clinical importance of brainstem auditory evoked potentials and their neural generators are discussed as well as the anatomy and physiology of the ...
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Migraine – clinical neurophysiology
2010Central nervous system (CNS) dysfunction is thought to be pivotal in migraine, and could occur at several levels: the brain (the cortex and its connections with subcortical nuclei), the brainstem, and even peripheral structures (e.g., trigeminal ganglion and nerve).
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Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1984
An important function of the vestibular system is to secure visual stabilization during head movement, and at low‐frequency movements the optokinetic and pursuit systems collaborate to this end. Oscillopsia results when eye velocity fails to match head velocity.
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An important function of the vestibular system is to secure visual stabilization during head movement, and at low‐frequency movements the optokinetic and pursuit systems collaborate to this end. Oscillopsia results when eye velocity fails to match head velocity.
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American Journal of Physiology-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology, 1984
Enteric neurophysiology is an emerging subspecialty of gastrointestinal biology. As such, it offers many investigative challenges and opportunities for advancement of understanding of gastrointestinal function. This review is organized to present the current status of enteric neurophysiology, to explain the controversies, and to explore the directions
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Enteric neurophysiology is an emerging subspecialty of gastrointestinal biology. As such, it offers many investigative challenges and opportunities for advancement of understanding of gastrointestinal function. This review is organized to present the current status of enteric neurophysiology, to explain the controversies, and to explore the directions
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