Surgery of Cerebellopontine Lesions
Madjid Samii • Venelin Gerganov 2013 With Chapters on Microsurgical Anatomy by A.L. Rhoton and Neuropathology by G.F. Walter
Continue reading →Madjid Samii • Venelin Gerganov 2013 With Chapters on Microsurgical Anatomy by A.L. Rhoton and Neuropathology by G.F. Walter
Continue reading →Pankaj Sharma • James F. Meschia Editors 2013 Our understanding of the genetics of common diseases has come a long way in recent years. However, stroke—a classic example of an age-related common disorder— is playing catch up. The complexity of its diagnosis, the heterogeneity of the disease itself, and the lateness of its age of presentation have, perhaps, […]
Continue reading →Nash N. Boutros 2013 Since the time of Berger, psychiatrists have searched for the clinical significance of the electrical activity of the brain. Thus far they have learned little from the EEG to relate to diagnosis, treatment, or course of illness. There is even the likelihood that the standard EEG as a clinical and research tool in psychiatry […]
Continue reading →Lars Richter 2013 I express my gratitude to my supervisors who supported me during my research: Prof. Achim Schweikard for the freedom and trust to develop the project regarding my research interests; and PD Dr. Peter Trillenberg for the insights into the neuro-psychological aspects of brain stimulation which really inspired my interest for neuroscience. Many thanks also to Prof. Alexander […]
Continue reading →Paul B. Fitzgerald • Z. Jeff Daskalakis 2013 A Practical Guide Depression is widely recognised as a common and signi fi cant problem that has a major impact on patients, their families, the health-care system and society in general. It is also widely recognised that the treatments available to date for depression have been insuf fi cient to […]
Continue reading →Marc Lévêque 2013 Intervenir sur le cerveau, ce territoire intime de l’esprit et de l’identité, peut apparaître transgressif et hasardeux. Comment justifier cette intrusion, et selon quelles règles déterminer de bonnes pratiques professionnelles lorsque l’acte chirurgical semble légitimé ? Qu’en est-il pour la personne malade de sa faculté d’exprimer un consentement libre et éclairé, lorsque ce qu’elle vit au […]
Continue reading →Alessandro Tavano • Hélène Côté • Perrine Ferré • Bernadette Ska • Yves Joanette 2013 Protocollo Montréal per la valutazione delle abilità comunicative La realizzazione di questo progetto è stata favorita dal contributo di molte personee Istituzioni che vogliamo ringraziare. Il protocollo MEC (Protocole Montréal d’Evaluation de la Communication)è stato creato da Yves Joanette (Université de […]
Continue reading →Alastair Wilkins Editor 2013 The word progressive holds a number of meanings. In relation to multiple sclerosis, it adopts the familiar meaning of “happening or developing gradually” and most doctors would recognize the phenotype of this common disease. Another meaning for the word is used when it relates to an idea or a person and is “favoring change […]
Continue reading →Michael J. Richardson • Michael A. Riley Kevin Shockley Editors 2013 Neural, Computational and Dynamic Approaches This volume is the most recent installment of the Progress in Motor Control series. It contains contributions based on presentations by invited speakers at the Progress in Motor Control VIII meeting held in Cincinnati, OH, USA in July, 2011. Progress in Motor […]
Continue reading →Fred H. Gage • Yves Christen Editors 2013 Studies of human brain and neuronal function in phenotypically normal as well as neurological and psychiatric patients have been performed using noninvasive imaging methods. However, the spatial and temporal limitations do not permit single cell/neuron resolution. In addition, genomic and molecular studies of neurological and psychiatric patients are conducted on postmortem […]
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