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acetylcholine receptor antibody

adverse drug reaction

akinesia of eyelid function

Alzheimer's disease

amnesia, head injury causing

amnesia, retrograde

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, differential diagnosis

anterior tibial muscle weakness

antistriational muscle antibody

apraxia of eyelid closure

apraxia of eyelid opening

arm swing, reduced

arrhythmia, cardiac

basal ganglia, lesion, bilateral

Bell's phenomenon

blinking, reduced

botulinum toxin

brainstem, infarction of

brainstem, lesion of

cardiac arrest and resuscitation

carotid artery disease

carotid artery occlusion, bilateral

carotid artery occlusion, neck

CAT scan, abnormal

central core disease

cerebral dominance

cerebral infarction

cerebrovascular accident

cerebrovascular accident, bilateral

cerebrovascular accident, complications with

cerebrovascular accident, location of

cerebrovascular accident, prognosis in

cerebrovascular accident, rehabilitation of

cerebrovascular accident, spontaneous improvement after

cerebrovascular accident, thrombolytic agents in treatment

cerebrovascular accident, time of presentation

cerebrovascular accident, vascular territory involved

chewing, impaired

chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia

Clinical Pathologic Conference(C.P.C.)

cogwheel rigidty

concentration, impaired

congenital myopathy

convergence, impaired

C-reactive protein, elevated

creatine phosphokinase(CPK)elevated

degenerative diseases of CNS

delay in diagnosis

denial of eye closure

denial of illness

descending paralysis

diagnostic criteria

distal muscle weakness

dystonia, focal

electroencephalogram

electroencephalogram, abnormalities of

electroencephalogram, video monitoring with

electromyogram, decremental response

encephalitis, viral

encephalopathy, post traumatic

epidemiology of neurology

extrapyramidal movement disorder, progressive

eye closure, forced

eye movement, disorders of

face, elongated

facial appearance, abnormal

facial nerve palsy

facial nerve palsy, bilateral

facial nerve, lesion of

facial weakness

facial weakness, bilateral

facioscapulohumeral syndrome

fatigable chewing

fibrinolytic agents

fine motor function, impaired

frontal lobe, pathologic signs of

gag reflex, depressed

gammaglobulin therapy, intravenous

gaze palsy, horizontal

gaze palsy, supranuclear

gaze palsy, vertical

genetic neurologic disorders

genetic testing

genital ulcerations

Gilles de la Tourette syndrome

hallucination, visual

head injury, CNS function following

histochemistry of muscle

ictal eye closure

ideomotor apraxia

immunohistochemistry

immunosuppressive agents

inclusion body myositis

internuclear ophthalmoplegia

jaw jerk, abnormal

Kearns-Sayre syndrome

lateral deviation of eyes on forced lid closure

leg weakness, bilateral

lid abnormalities

lid closure, weakness of

mediastinum, mass of

medical-legal aspects of neurology

Melkersson's syndrome

meningitis, aseptic

midbrain, atrophy

mitochondrial disease

motor neuron disease

multicore myopathy

muscle atrophy, progressive

muscle stiffness

muscle weakness

muscle weakness, insidious onset of

muscle weakness, proximal

muscle weakness, sudden onset of

muscular dystrophy

muscular dystrophy, congenital

muscular dystrophy, differential diagnosis of

muscular dystrophy, facioscapulohumeral

muscular dystrophy, limb-girdle

myasthenia gravis

myasthenia gravis, diagnosis

myasthenia gravis, differential diagnosis

myasthenia gravis, distal weakness

myasthenia gravis, drug induced

myasthenia gravis, limb-girdle

myasthenia gravis, misdiagnosis of

myasthenia gravis, ocular

myasthenia gravis, presenting manifestations

myasthenia gravis, prognosis of

myasthenia gravis, remission of

myasthenia gravis, seronegative

myasthenia gravis, treatment of

myasthenic sneer

myopathy, centronuclear

myopathy, mitochondrial

myotonia dystrophica

nasal regurgitation

nausea and vomiting

nemaline rod myopathy

nerve conduction studies

neurologic complications of, systemic disease

neurologic disease, diagnoses of

neurologic signs

neurologic symptoms

neuromuscular blockade

neuromuscular disease, electrodiagnosis of

neuromuscular junction, abnormality of

neuroophthalmology

non-dominant hemisphere

ocular motility, disorders of

ocular myopathy

ocular myopathy, differential diagnosis

operculum syndrome

operculum syndrome, bilateral

ophthalmoplegia

ophthalmoplegia, progressive external

ophthalmoplegia, total

oral ulcerations

orbicularis oculi muscle

oropharyngeal weakness

Parkinson disease

Parkinson disease, axial symptoms

Parkinson disease, tremor, absence of

Parkinsonism syndrome

paroxysmal neurologic disorder

penguin silhouette sign

percussion induced muscle contraction

photic stimulation

pons, infarction of

positive sharp waves

progressive neurologic disorder

progressive supranuclear palsy

pseudobulbar palsy

pseudointernuclear ophthalmoplegia

psychomotor retardation

ptosis, alternating

ptosis, bilateral

putamen, lesion of

putamen, lesion of, bilateral

quadriparesis, acute

ragged-red fibers

rapidly progressing neurologic illness

reading problem, causes of

rehabilitation for neurologic disorders

release phenomena

repetitive nerve stimulation

respiratory failure

rigidity, axial

saccadic eye movements

saccadic eye movements, abnormal

sedimentation rate, elevated

seizure, darkness induced

seizure, differential diagnosis of

seizure, duration

seizure, eye closure inducing

seizure, hysterical

seizure, nonepileptic

seizure, photosensitive

seizure, stimulus sensitive

sequencing difficulty

shoulder-girdle wasting

single photon emission computed tomography

single-fiber electromyography

skin, lesions in neurologic disorders

sloped shoulders

spinal muscular atrophy

standing difficulty

steroid therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

Sweet's syndrome

temporalis muscle wasting

tensilon test, false negative

tensilon test, false positive

tensilon test, paradoxical

tongue, weakness

toxins, nervous system

transverse smile

treatment of neurologic disorder

trinucleotide repeats

upgaze, paralysis of

vision, blurred

visual symptoms

visuospatial disturbance

voice, abnormality of

walking, difficulty with

weakness, acute

weakness, fatiguable

weakness, generalized

weakness, progressive

weakness, proximal

weakness, rapidly progressive

weaning from respirator, failure to

whistle, inability to

winging of scapula

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Conjugate Deviation of Gaze in Hepatic Encephalopathy
JNNP 45:1168, Sandyk, R.et al, 1982

Idiopathic Inflammatory Orbital Pseudotumor in Childhood
Ophthalmology 88:565-574, Mottow-Lippa,L., et al, 1981

Ocular Skew Deviation in Hepatic Coma
(Letter) , JNNP 44:45881., , 1981

Biotin-Responsive Carboxylase Deficiency Associated With Subnormal Plasma & Urinary Biotin
NEJM 304:817-820, Thoene,J.,et al, 1981

Choline For Blepharospasm
NEJM 305:957-958, Skarf,B.,et al, 1981

Meningeal Carcinomatosis
Arch Neurol 38:696-699, Theodore,W.H.,et al, 1981

Opsoclonic Cerebellopathy, A Paraneoplastic Syndrome Responsive to Thiamine
Arch Neurol 38:780-781, Nausieda,P.A.,et al, 1981

Transient Eyelid Opening Associated With Post-anoxic EEG Suppression-Burst Pattern
Arch Neurol 38:754-756, McCarthy,G.E.,et al, 1981

Visual Disturbances Associated with Quinidine & Quinine
Neurol 31:1569-1571, Fisher,C.M., 1981

Slowly Alternating Skew Deviation:Description of a Pretectal Syndrome in Three Patients
Ann Neurol 10:540-546, Corbett,J.J.,et al, 1981

Sjogren Syndrome:Central Nervous System Manifestations
Neurol 31:1391-1396, Alexander,G.E.,et al, 1981

Prognosis in Nontraumatic Coma
Ann Int Med 94:293-301, Levy,D.E.,et al, 1981

Dorsal Midbrain Syndrome in Multiple Sclerosis
Neurol 31:196-198, Slyman,J.F.,et al, 1981

Metastasis to the Base of the Skull:Clinical Findings in 43 Patients
Neurol 31:530-537, Greenberg,H.S.,et al, 1981

Inverse Ocular Bobbing
Ann Neurol 9:194-197, Knobler,R.L.,et al, 1981

Ischemic Oculopathy, a Manifestation of Carotid Artery Disease
Arch Neurol 38:358-361, Young,L.H.Y.,et al, 1981

Abnormalities of Gaze in Cerebrovascular Disease
Stroke 12:251-254, Pedersen,R.A.,et al, 1981

Sustained Upgaze in Coma
Ann Neurol 9:409-412, Keane,J.R., 1981

"Wrong-Way Eyes"in Supratentorial Hemorrhage
Ann Neurol 9:79-81, Pessin,M.S.,et al, 1981

Neurologic Prognosis After Cardiopulmonary Arrest:IV. Brainstem Reflexes
Neurol 31:1092-1097, Snyder,B.D.,et al, 1981

Effect Of Thyrotropin-Releasing Hormone On Ataxia Of Spinocerebellar Degeneration
Lancet 1:418-419, Sobue,I.,et al, 1981

Transient Bilateral Visual Reduction & Mydriasis After Propranolol Treatment
Ann Neurol 10:583, Parrish,D.O.,et al, 1981

Neurologic Signs In Uncomplicated Aging (Senscence)
Seminars In Neurology, Thieme-Stratton Inc. , New York, N. Y. pp. 21-30, Jenkyn,L.R.&Reeves,A.G., 1981

Correlation of CT Scanning and Pathologic Features of Ophthalmic Graves'Disease
Ophthalmol 88:553-564, Trokel,S.L.&Jakobiec,F.A., 1981

Eye Movements in Patients with Wallenberg's Syndrome
Ann NY Acad Sci 374:600-613, Baloh,R.W.,et al, 1981

Human Cerebellar Hypoplasia, A Syndrome of Diverse Causes
Arch Neurol 37:300-305, Sarnatt,H.B.,et al, 1980

"Top of the Basilar"Syndrome
Neurol 30:72-79, 1980, Caplan,L.R., 1980

Amyloid Neuropathy & Tremor in Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia
Arch Neurol 37:240-242, Bajada,S.,et al, 1980

Acute Autonomic & Sensory Neuropathy
Ann Neurol 8:441-444, Colan,R.V.,et al, 1980

Ophthalmoplegia, Ptosis, & Miosis in Temporal Arteritis
Neurol 30:1054-1058, Dimant,J.,et al, 1980

Transient Opsoclonus With Thalamic Hemorrhage
Arch Neurol 37:423-424, Keane,J.R., 1980

Effects of Induced Hyperthermia on Visual Evoked Potentials & Saccade Parameters in Normal Subjects & MS Pts
JNNP 43:849-852, Bajada,S.,et al, 1980

An Autosomal Dominant Syndrome of Hemiplegic Migraine, Nystagmus, & Tremor
Ann Neurol 8:329-332, Zifkin,B.,et al, 1980

Dysconjugate Gaze in Hepatic Coma
Ann Neurol 8:328-329, Caplan,L.R.,et al, 1980

Clin. Path. Conference
Type B Botulism, Unclassified Form, Case Record 48-1980, NEJM 303:1347-135580., , 1980

Diabetic Oculomotor Paresis with Pupil Fixed to Light
Neurol 30:1229-1230, Gilmore,P.C.,et al, 1980

Effect of Aging on Eye Tracking
Arch Neurol 37:575-576, Spooner,J.W.,et al, 1980

Adult Celiac Disease Presenting as Cerebellar Syndrome
Neurol 30:245-249 1980., Finelli,P.F.,et al, 1980

Lyme Carditis:Cardiac Abnormalities of Lyme Disease
Ann Int Med 93:8-16, Steere,A.C.,et al, 1980

Landry-Guillain-Barre Synd with Abnor Pupils & Normal Eye Movements:A Case Report
Neurol 29:1033, Williams,D.,et al, 1979

Behcet's Syndrome
NEJM 301:431-432, James,D.G., 1979

Congenital Ocular Motor Apraxia
Arch Neurol 36:29-31, Orrison,W.W.,et al, 1979

Functional Paralysis of Horizontal Gaze
Neurol 29:82-85, Troost,B.T.,et al, 1979

Periodic Alternating Gaze
Neurol 29:222-224, Stewart,J.D.,et al, 1979

Clinical Pathological Conference
Candida Endocarditis with Cerebral Embolism, Case 27-1979, NEJM 301:34-42979., , 1979

Bilateral Rhinocerebral Phycomycosis
Ann Neurol 6:131-133, Kasper,L.H.,et al, 1979

Primary Aberrant Oculomotor Regeneration due to Intracranial Aneurysm
Arch Neurol 36:570-571, Cox,T.A.,et al, 1979

Oculomotor Abnormalities in Parkinson's Disease
Arch Neurol 36:360-364, Shibasaki,H.,et al, 1979

Meige Disease:Striatal Dopaminergic Preponderance
Neurol 29:1126-1130, Tolosa,E.S.,et al, 1979

Opsoclonus with Amitriptyline Overdose
Ann Neurol 6:87, Au,W.J.,et al, 1979

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