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acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

adenovirus infection

adverse drug reaction

Aicardi-Goutieres syndrome

Alexanders disease

anterior horn cell disease

antibiotics, neurologic complications with

ataxia, cerebellar

ataxia, paroxysmal

autoimmune disease

basal ganglia, calcification of

basal ganglia, degeneration

basal ganglia, lesion of

basal ganglia, lesion, bilateral

brainstem, atrophy

brainstem, lesion of

calcification, gyral

calcification, intracranial

calcification, intracranial, rim

Canavan's disease

CAT scan, abnormal

cauda equina, enhancement

central nervous system, infection of

cerebellar calcification

cerebellar degeneration

cerebellar infarction

cerebellar lesion

cerebellar vermis

cerebellitis, autoimmune

cerebral cortex

cerebral edema, cytotoxic

cerebral edema, vasogenic

cerebrospinal fluid, abnormal

cerebrospinal fluid, elevated protein of

cerebrospinal fluid, proteincytologic dissociation

chemotherapy, CNS treatment and complications with

chilbran skin lesions

chorea, familial

choroid plexus, abnormality of

choroid plexus, enhancement

Clinical Pathologic Conference(C.P.C.)

cluster, geographic

Cockayne's syndrome

cognitive delay

contrast agents, neurotoxicity of

corpus callosotomy

corpus callosum

corpus callosum, lesion of

cranial nerve enhancement

cranial nerve palsies

cranial neuropathy

creatine phosphokinase(CPK)elevated

cryptococcal meningitis

cyst, parenchymal

cytotoxic lesions of the corpus callosum

deep gray nuclei

degenerative diseases of CNS

dentate nuclei, lesion of

dentatorubral-pallidoluysian atrophy

developmental milestones, loss of

developmental retardation

diabetes insipidus

diagnostic criteria

differential diagnosis

disability, neurological

drug induced neurologic disorders

dyssynergia cerebellaris myoclonica

dystonia, children

electroencephalogram, abnormalities of

electron microscopy

encephalitis, brainstem

encephalitis, viral

encephalopathy, progressive

enterovirus infection of CNS

feeding disorder

flaccid paralysis

fourth ventricle, floor

genetic diagnosis, prenatal

genetic neurologic disorders

genetic testing

globus pallidus

globus pallidus, lesion of

globus pallidus, lesion of, bilateral

glutaric acidemia

hand-foot-mouth disease

Hand-Schuller-Christian disease

headache, severe

hepatic encephalopathy

hepatic failure

hepatolenticular degeneration, non-Wilsonian

heralding manifestation

hippocampus, hyperintense

hydroxyglutaric aciduria

hyperparathyroidism

hyperpyrexia, CNS disorder causing

hypomyelination

hypoparathyroidism

hypothalamus, lesion of

iatrogenic neurologic disorders

immune checkpoint inhibitors

immune-related adverse events

immunosuppression

inborn errors of metabolism

inclusion bodies, intracytopasmic

intellectual deficit

interferon alpha

Krabbe's disease

Leigh's disease

leukocyte enzyme abnormality

leukoencephalopathy

magnetic susceptibility

maple syrup urine disease

mastoid opacification

meconium staining

medulla oblongata, lesion of

meningeal enhancement

meningitis, aseptic

meningitis, neutrophilic

meningoencephalitis

mental retardation

mental status, abnormal

metabolic disorder, primary

microhemorrhage, intracerebral

midbrain, lesion of

molecular genetics

monoclonal antibodies

movement disorder

movement disorder, extrapyramidal

MRI, CAT scan compared to

MRI, complications with

MRI, contrast enhanced

MRI, diffusion weighted

MRI, disappearing lesion on

MRI, eye of tiger sign

MRI, gradient-echo

MRI, high signal foci on

MRI, high signal intensity of basal ganglia

MRI, hypointense signal foci on

MRI, mass effect on

MRI, paramagnetic effect

MRI, skull bone changes

MRI, spinal cord

MRI, spinal cord, increased intramedullary cord signal

MRI, susceptibility weighted

MRI, T1 weighted high signal foci

multiple sclerosis

muscle stiffness

myelitis, longitudinal

myoclonus, epilepsy

nausea and vomiting

neoplasm, primary of CNS

nerve conduction studies

nerve root enhancement

neuroaxonal dystrophy, infantile

neurologic disease, diagnoses of

neurologic examination

neurologic signs

neuronal cell death

optic chiasm, enlarged

optic nerve, enlarged

oral ulcerations

owl's eye sign of spinal cord

paralysis, acute areflexic

Parkinson disease

Parkinsonism syndrome

PAS positive material in the brain

pheochromocytoma

photosensitivity, skin

pituitary stalk

pituitary, lesion of

pleocytosis of cerebrospinal fluid

pleocytosis of cerebrospinal fluid, neutrophilic

polymerase chain reaction

pons, lesion of

posterior fossa, lesion of

prevention of neurologic disorders

progressive pallidum atrophy

psychiatric disorder

psychomotor retardation

pulmonary edema

putamen, lesion of

putamen, lesion of, bilateral

pyramidal tract

pyramidal tract dysfunction

radiation therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

rapidly fatal neurologic illness

rapidly progressing neurologic illness

respiratory tract infection

reversible neurologic disorder

reversible splenial lesion syndrome

Rosenthal fibers

sinuses, diseases of

skin, lesions in neurologic disorders

skull bone, erosion

speech disorder, childhood

spinal cord, lesion of

splenium of corpus callosum

startle reaction

stimulation, deep brain

striatum, lesion of

striopallidodentate calcifications, familial idiopathic

subarachnoid hemorrhage

substantia nigra

symmetric brain lesions

thalamus, lesion of-bilateral

topical medication

treatment of neurologic disorder

tremor, intention

tremor, treatment of

viral infection

viral infection, CNS

viral isolation

Virchow-Robin spaces, dilated

walking, difficulty with

white matter disease

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A Case of Parkinsonism Following Striatal Lacunar Infarction
JNNP 49:1087-1088, Friedman,A.,et al, 1986

Bilateral Paramedian Thalamic Infarctions:A CT Study
Neuroradiology 28:128-131, Gerber,O.&Gudesblatt,M., 1986

Bilateral Lesions of the Putamina
Neuroradiology 28:87-91, Kretzschmar,K.,et al, 1986

Computed Tomography of Deep Cerebral Venous Thrombosis
J Comput Assist Tomogr 10:386-390, Kim,K.S.&Walczak,T.S., 1986

Amnestic Syndrome & Vertical Gaze Palsy:Early Detection of Bilateral Thalamic Infarction by CT & NMR
Stroke 16:823-827, Swanson,R.A.&Schmidley,J.W., 1985

Presentation of Bilateral Thalamic Infarction on CT, MRI & PET
Neuroradiology 27:414-419, Bewermeyer,H.,et al, 1985

Pure Psychic Akinesia with Bilateral Lesions of Basal Ganglia
JNNP 47:377-385, Laplane,D.,et al, 1984

Computed Tomographic Findings in Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome
Arch Neurol 41:453-454, McDowell,J.R.,et al, 1984

Parkinsonism & Basal Ganglia Infarcts
Neurol 34:1516-1518, Tolosa,E.S.,et al, 1984

The Syndrome of Bilateral Paramedian Thalamic Infarction
Neurol 33:540-546, Guberman,A.,et al, 1983

Symmetric Bithalamic & Striatal Hemorrhage Following Peri-natal Hypoxia in a Term Infant
J Comput Assist Tomogr 7:353-355, Kotagal,S.,et al, 1983

Progressive Dyskinesia Due to Internal Cerebral Vein Thrombosis
Neurol 32:769-772, Solomon,G.E.,et al, 1982

Type I Fiber Atrophy & Internal Nuclei, A Form of Centronuclear Myopathy
Arch Neurol 39:520-524, Peyronnard,J-M.,et al, 1982

Acute Neurological Dysfunction Associated with Destructive Lesions of the Basal Ganglia in Children
Ann Neurol 12:328-332, Goutieres,F.,et al, 1982

Computerised Tomography in Severe Methanol Intoxication
BMJ 2:929-930, Aquilonius,S-M.,et al, 1978

Degen. & Exog. Lesions of the Pallidum & Striatum
In:Vinker P. J. , Bruyn G. W. eds. Handbook of Clin Neurol Vol. 6 Amsterdam:N. Holland Publ 1968:672, ellinger,D., 1968

The Central Nervous System and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning II. Anatomical Study of Brain Lesions Following Intoxication with Carbon Monoxide (22 cases)
Prog Brain Res 24:31-74, Lapresle,J.&Fardeau,M., 1967

Diabetes Insipidus As A First Manifestation In Multiple Sclerosis
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