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Progressive Aphasia:A Precursor of Global Dementia
Neurol 40:423-429, Green,J.,et al, 1990

Anterior Cerebral Artery Territory Infarction in the Lausanne Stroke Registry
Arch Neurol 47:144-150, Bogousslavsky,J.&Regli,F., 1990

Putaminal Hemorrhage:Clinical-Computed Tomographic Correlations
Neuroradiology 32:200-206, Weisberg,L.A.,et al, 1990

Hemiparetic Multiple Sclerosis
JNNP 53:675-680, Cowan,J.,et al, 1990

Acquired Childhood Aphasia
Arch Neurol 47:1324-1328, Loonen,M.C.B.&vanDongen,H.R., 1990

Primary progressive Aphasia
Arch Neurol 47:1329-1336, Weintraub,S.,et al, 1990

Slowly Progressive Aphasia:Three Cases with Language, Memory, CT and PET Data
JNNP 53:987-993, Kempler,D.,et al, 1990

Hemiplegia in Posterior Cerebral Artery Occlusion
Neurol 40:1496-1499, Hommel,M.,et al, 1990

The Large Striatocapsular Infarct, A Clinical and Pathophysiological Entity
Arch Neurol 47:1085-1091, Weiller,C.,et al, 1990

Neurological Sequelae of Cerebral Malaria in Children
Lancet 336:1039-1043, Brewster,D.R.,et al, 1990

Progressive Aphasia without Dementia:Further Documentation
Ann Neurol 25:411-413, Sapin,L.R.,et al, 1989

Spontaneous Intracranial Carotid Artery Dissection
Stroke 20:1100-1103, Pessin,M.S.,et al, 1989

Risk Factors and Clinical Manifestations of Pathologically Verified Lacunar Infarctions
Stroke 20:990-999, Tuszynski,M.H.,et al, 1989

Slowly Progressive Ischemic Stroke as First Manifestation of Essential Thrombocythemia
Stroke 20:1271-1272, Benassi,G.,et al, 1989

Tumor-Associated Aphasia in Left Hemisphere Primary Brain Tumors; The Importance of Age and Tumor Grade
Neurol 39:48-50, Recht,L.D.,et al, 1989

Clinicopath Conf
Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy, Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, Case Record 45-1988, NEJM, 19:8-1280,1988., 1988

Large Subcortical Hemispheric Infarctions, Presentation and Prognosis
Arch Neurol 45:1074-1077, Levine,R.L.,et al, 1988

Diagnosis & Treatment of Aphasia, Part I & Part II
JAMA 259:1043-1047, 1205-12101988., Albert,M.L.&Helm-Estabrooks,N., 1988

Disconnection & Cerebral Metabolism, The Case of Conduction Aphasia
Arch Neurol 45:275-279, Kempler,D.,et al, 1988

Pharmacotherapy for Aphasia
Neurol 38:877-879, Albert,M.L.,et al, 1988

Aphasia in Senile Dementia of the Alzheimer Type
Ann Neurol 23:365-370, Faber-Langendoen,K.,et al, 1988

Progressive Language Impairment without Dementia:A Case with Isolated Category Specific Semantic Defect
JNNP 51:1201-1207, Basso,A.,et al, 1988

Diffuse Lewy Body Disease and Progressive Dementia
Neurol 38:1520-1528, Burkhardt,C.R.,et al, 1988

Posterior Cortical Atrophy
Arch Neurol 45:789-793, Benson,D.F.,et al, 1988

Acquired Aphasia in Childhood:Clinical & CT Investigations
Neurol 37:1165-1172, Cranberg,L.D.,et al, 1987

Comparison of Formal Language Therapy with Supportive Counseling for Aphasia due to Actue Vascular Accident
Arch Neurol 44:646-649, Hartman,J.&Landau,W.M., 1987

Progressive Aphasia without Dementia:Two Cases with Focal Spongiform Degeneration
Ann Neurol 22:527-532, Kirshner,H.S.,et al, 1987

Primary Progressive Aphasia-Differentiation from Alzheimer's Disease
Ann Neurol 22:533-534, Mesulam,M.M., 1987

Perseveration in Behavioral Neurology
Neurol 37:1736-1741, Sandson,J.&Albert,M.L., 1987

Clinicopath. Conf
Cryptococcal Meningitis & Septicemia, AIDS After Platelet Tranfusion, Case 41-1987, NEJM 317:946-953, , 1987

Global Aphasia without Hemiparesis
Arch Neurol 44:304-308, Tranel,D.,et al, 1987

Global Aphasia without Hemiparesis:Multiple Etiologies
Neurol 37:201-205, Legatt,A.D.,et al, 1987

Slowly Progressive Aphasia without Generalized Dementia:Studies with Positron Emission Tomography
Ann Neurol 19:68-74, Chawluk,J.B.,et al, 1986

Clinicopath. Conference
Pick's Disease of Brain, with Frontal Lobar Atrophy, Degen of Basal Ganglia, Case 16-1986, NEJM 314:, 101-,1986., 1986

CT Classification of Small Thalamic Hemorrhages & Their Clinical Implications
Neurol 36:165-172, Kawahara,N.,et al, 1986

Epileptic Aphasia
Neurol 36:822-825, Rosenbaum,D.H.,et al, 1986

Aphasia After Stroke:Natural History & Associated Deficits
JNNP 49:11-16, Wade,D.T.,et al, 1986

Brain Asymmetries in Situs Inversus, A Case Report & Review of the Literature
Arch Neurol 43:1083-1084, Wood,R.P., 1986

Acalculia Following a Dominant-Hemisphere Subcortical Infarct
Arch Neurol 43:964-966, Corbett,A.J.,et al, 1986

Thalamic Hemorrhage:Clinical-CT Correlations
Neurol 36:1382-1386, Weisberg,L.A., 1986

Unilateral Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Neurol 36:1517-1520, Yamanouchi,H.,et al, 1986

Clinicopath Conf
Malignant Lymphoma, Intravascular, Large-Cell, Immunoblastic type (Malignant Angioendotheliomatosis), , Case86,NEJM 315:874-885,1986., 1986

Aphasia & Agraphia in Lesions of the Posterior Internal Capsule & Putamen
Neurol 35:1797-1801, Tanridag,O.&Kirshner,H.S., 1985

Aphasia in Dementia of the Alzheimer Type
Neurol 35:394-397, Cummings,J.L.,et al, 1985

Aphasia Following Pluridirectional Tomography with Metrizamide
Arch Neurol 42:39-45, Butler,M.J.,et al, 1985

Isolation of Speech Area from Focal Brain Ischemia
Stroke 16:441-443, Bogousslavsky,J.,et al, 1985

MRI & the Study of Aphasia
Neurol 35:861-865, DeWitt,L.D.,et al, 1985

Lesion Localization in Broca's Aphasia, Implications from Broca's Aphasia without Hemiparesis
Arch Neurol 42:1210-1212, Henderson,V.W., 1985

Transient Expressive (Nonfluent) Dysphasia after Metrizamide Myelography
AJNR 6:945-947, Sarno, J.B.,et al, 1985

Aphasia after Left Thalamic Infarction
Arch Neurol 41:1296-1298, Gorelick,P.B.,et al, 1984



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