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Items 21-30 of 2011 are shown

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

CT Scanning for Cardiac Sources of Embolism

In patients with recent strokes, cardiac CT using 64-slice technology can detect most of the high-risk cardiac sources of embolism identified by transesophageal echocardiography.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Plasmapheresis for Managing Natalizumab-Associated PML: A Risky Proposition

A severe inflammatory reaction of the brain occurred in two natalizumab-treated MS patients after removal of the drug by plasmapheresis with or without immunoadsorption.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Memantine in MS-Related Cognitive Dysfunction: An Unexpected Outcome

Memantine might trigger pseudoattacks in patients with MS without a clear improvement in cognition.

CASE HISTORY

A Case of Pars Planitis with Neurological Symptoms

A reader's case and an expert's discussion

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Transient Rebound of Cataplexy After Anticataplectic Medication Withdrawal

In patients with narcolepsy, withdrawal of antidepressants used to treat cataplexy may induce transient rebound of cataplexy.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

JC Virus Reactivation with Natalizumab

A preliminary study shows that JC virus reactivation is common during natalizumab therapy.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Inhibition of APP Secretases as a Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injury

APP secretase inhibitors, currently in AD clinical trials, may prove effective in treating TBI, as may other interventions that reduce amyloid-beta levels.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

A Step Toward Sensing Prosthetic Limbs

Reinnervated skin may allow prosthetic limb users to "feel" with a prosthetic limb.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

CSF Biomarkers and AD Prediction

In patients with mild cognitive impairment, CSF biomarkers helped predict who would develop Alzheimer disease.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Reduced Occipital Gray Matter in Macular Degeneration and Glaucoma

Visual field deficits correlated with reduced gray-matter volume in the corresponding regions of the visual cortex, raising questions about the efficacy of emerging therapies for these two conditions.

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