Betaferon – 25 Jahre Multiple Sklerose Forschung

Betaferon-1

Thomas Berger Michael Linnebank Heinz Wiendl (Hrsg.) 2013 1988 wurde die erste Phase-III-Studie mit Interferon beta-1b begonnen – revolutionär ob ihres Studiendesigns, welches den Standard für alle weiteren Phase-IIIStudien bei Multipler Sklerose (MS) bis zum heutigen Tag begründete, revolutionär aber auch wegen der nachfolgenden Zulassung von Interferon beta-1b. 1993 wurde Interferon beta-1b unter dem Namen Betaseron® bzw. Betaferon® in […]

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Antiepileptic Drug Interactions -A Clinical Guide Second Edition

Antiepileptic Drug Interactions-1

P.N. Patsalos 2013 Since the publication of the fi rst edition of this book in July 2005, much has changed in the fi eld of antiepileptic drug (AED) interactions. Firstly, fi ve new AEDs have been licensed for clinical use (eslicarbazepine acetate, lacosamide, retigabine, ru fi namide, and stiripentol); and secondly there has been a surge of publications reporting on […]

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Animal Models of Speech and Language Disorders

Animal Models of Speech and Language Disorders-1

Santosh A. Helekar Editor 2013 Dysfunction of motor, sensory, and cognitive aspects of speech and language forms a substantial component of the clinical presentation in neurological practice. It is frequently present in the most common neurological conditions such as stroke and Parkinson’s disease, as well as many other neurodegenerative diseases, and neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism spectrum disorders. Primary […]

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ABORD CLINIQUE EN OPHTALMOLOGIE

Abord Clinique en Ophtalmologie-1

MARIE-JOSÉ BOT-ESCLUSE 2013 Si on avait demandé à l’ophtalmologiste que je suis de trouver un titre pour définir le remarquable travail qu’a réalisé le docteur Bot, j’aurais choisi – tenant compte de l’évolution des moeurs médicales – les termes de « réhabilitation de la clinique».L’expérience professionnelle de l’auteur explique ce choix : chacun le sait, au milieu du xxe […]

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Sleep Disorders in Women

Sleep Disorders in Women-1

Hrayr P. Attarian • Mari Viola-Saltzman Editors 2013 A Guide to Practical Management Second Edition Gender bias has long been an issue in medical research, and this bias has translated to the care of patients. Fortunately, it is becoming less prevalent, but it still is a signi fi cant problem, especially in conditions traditionally thought of as […]

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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome-1

Karl A. Illig • Robert W. Thompson Julie Ann Freischlag • Dean M. Donahue Sheldon E. Jordan • Peter I. Edgelow Editors 2013 After a century of contributions to the Medical Literature, new ideas about neurovascular compression syndromes had apparently run aground. By the 1970s there was little of consequence in the contemporary literature, no […]

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Neuropsychiatric Symptoms of Cerebrovascular Diseases

Neuropsychiatric Symptoms of Cerebrovascular Diseases-1

José M. Ferro Editor 2013 Neuropsychiatric Symptoms of Cerebrovascular Diseases is the fi rst book of a series of volumes on the psychiatric aspects of common neurological diseases, to be published by Springer-Verlag. The fi rst volume is dedicated to acute stroke and other cerebro-vascular diseases. Stroke and chronic cerebro-vascular disease, namely vascular cognitive impairment […]

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Handbook of Cerebrovascular Disease and Neurointerventional Technique

Handbook of Cerebrovascular Disease and Neurointerventional Technique-1

Mark R. Harrigan • John P. Deveikis U. Joseph Schoepf (Series Editor) Second Edition 2013 The authors wish to express their endless appreciation to Susan Deveikis for both personal support and for making things happen in the neuroendovascular suite. In addition, acknowledgments again to two great people, Jason and Sabrina Deveikis, and the authors’ other […]

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Emerging Concepts in Neuro-Oncology

Emerging Concepts in Neuro-Oncology-1

Colin Watts Editor 2013 The clinical and scienti fi c fi eld of neuro-oncology is one of the most exciting and rapidly changing areas of oncology. The heterogeneity of glial cancers is being addressed at the level of molecular genetics and gene expression pro fi ling. This is paving the way for functionalizing the genome and individualizing therapy for […]

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