A.J. LARNER 2011 To paraphrase John Hughlings Jackson (1835–1911), clinical phenomena are experiments on the nervous system made by disease. Neurological signs might therefore be (loosely) characterized as the ‘dependent variables’ of the experiments wrought by neurological disease.
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Dean Cvetkovic l Irena Cosic Editors 2011 A search for a deeper understanding and exploration of consciousness has long been and still is widely studied by scientists and philosophers alike. There are countless examples of individuals making significant changes to their lives in following a brief encounter with state of consciousness.
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Jim J. Hagan Editor 2011 Despite decades of research, common neuropsychiatric diseases remain enigmatic and debilitating disorders which are associated with significant human and economic costs.
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Akhlaq A. Farooqui 2011 Neural membranes are highly dynamic and interactive structures composed of glycerophospholipids, sphingolipids, cholesterol, and transmembrane and peripheral proteins of various shapes, molecular masses, and functions.
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Hans J. ten Donkelaar 2011 During the last decade, there have been tremendous technical developments to study the human central nervous system (CNS) and its connectivity.
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Andrew J. Larner • Alasdair J. Coles Neil J. Scolding • Roger A. Barker 2011 As with the first publication, the aim of this new, slimmer edition is to present information about neurological disorders in a structured and succinct way, following a “trickle down” principle: beginning with overviews and then moving on to specific disease categories.
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Mark P Jensen 2011
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Editors Nalini Vadivelu Richard D. Urman Roberta L. Hines 2011 Essentials of Pain Management is a concise yet comprehensive evidence-based guide to what is now recognized as the “fifth vital sign.”We wrote it to provide an in-depth review of clinical principles and procedures that stresses the multidisciplinary, practical approach to pain management.
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Gianni Boris Bradac 2011 Normal Anatomy and Vascular Pathology In July 1927, E. Moniz presented at the Congress of the Neurological French Society in Paris his first experiences with a new method to study the cerebral vessels that he called “l’encéphalographie artérielle” (Moniz 1927). Cerebral angiography was thus born.
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Michael B. Chancellor • Christopher P. Smith 2011 Dear Colleagues, I would like to congratulate Michael Chancellor and Christopher Smith on this very interesting overview of the use of botulinum toxin in the treatment of urological disorders.
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