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advances in neurology

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altered states of consciousness

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alternating hemiplegia of childhood

amyloid angiopathy, cerebral

angiitis, granulomatous of CNS

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anticonvulsants, bioavailability

anticonvulsants, blood level determination of

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anticonvulsants, discontinuation in seizure-free epileptics

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anticonvulsants, hypersensitivity syndrome

anticonvulsants, mechanism of action of

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apnea

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bartonella henselae

bartonella quintana

basal ganglia, hemorrhage

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behavioral disorder

benign epilepsy of childhood

brain biopsy, false negative

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cardiac arrest and resuscitation

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cerebellar ataxia, children

cerebellar atrophy, secondary

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cerebral cortical atrophy

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cerebrospinal fluid, cell count, normal

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cerebrospinal fluid, pressure increased

cerebrovascular accident

cerebrovascular accident, complications with

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cerebrovascular accident, seizure with

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cerebrovascular disease

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chemotherapy, CNS treatment and complications with

chest x-ray, abnormal

children

chloride channel dysfunction

chromosomal abnormality

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Clinical Pathologic Conference(C.P.C.)

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conjunctivitis

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contrast agents, neurotoxicity of

controversies in neurology

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cortical blindness, transient

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critical care unit

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cyclosporine

cytomegalovirus infection

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dilantin, toxicity

disability, neurological

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disseminated intravascular coagulation(DIC)

drug abuse, inhalation

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drug induced neurologic disorders

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eclampsia, postpartum

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electrocardiogram, abnormal

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electroencephalogram, indications

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emergency medical technicians

encephalitis, autoimmune

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epidemiology of neurology

epilepsia partialis continua

epilepsy

epileptic encephalopathy

erythrocyte

escherichia coli

ethics in neurology

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fear

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funduscopic exam

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gamma amino butyric acid receptor antibody

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hippocampus, hyperintense

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hypoxia

hypoxic encephalopathy

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inborn errors of metabolism

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intellectual deficit

intellectual deterioration

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intracranial pressure, increased

intranasal medication

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iohexol

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ketogenic diet

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laminar necrosis, cortical

learning disability, in children

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level of consciousness, decreased

levetiracetam

life support, withdrawal of

limbic encephalitis

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lumbar puncture, indications for

malformation, vascular

malformation, vascular, cerebral

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medical-legal aspects of neurology

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mesial temporal sclerosis

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midazolam

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migraine, intractable

mimics

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mortality

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movement disorder, hyperkinetic

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MRI, abnormal

MRI, abnormal, seizure causing

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MRI, diffusion weighted

MRI, disappearing lesion on

multinucleated giant cell

multiple sclerosis

multiple sclerosis, presenting manifestations

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muscle weakness, proximal

myelogram

myelogram, complications of

myelogram, metrizamide

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myoclonus, stimulus sensitive

neoplasm, intracranial

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neoplasm, metastatic to Dura

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neurologic disease, diagnoses of

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neuronal migration disorder

new onset refractory status epilepticus

next-generation sequencing

occipital lobe, lesion of

old age, neurology of

optic neuritis, bilateral

ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency

out-of-hospital emergency care

Parkinson disease, dystonia with

Parkinsonism syndrome

paroxysmal hemiplegia

paroxysmal neurologic deficits

pathology

patient information and support

pelvic thrusting

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peripheral blood smear, abnormal

persistent vegetative state

persistent vegetative state, children

personality change

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petit mal status

phencyclidine poisoning

phenobarbital

photophobia

PLEDs

PLEDs, bilateral independent

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pleural effusion

pneumoperitoneum

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polymerase chain reaction

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port wine nevus

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potassium channel antibodies

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prevention of neurologic disorders

prognosis

progressive infantile poliodystrophy

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progressive neurologic disorder

prolactin

prolactin, elevated

propofol

protein 14-3-3, cerebrospinal fluid

protein 14-3-3, cerebrospinal fluid, false positive

pseudostatus epilepticus

psychiatric disorder

psychiatric problems in neurologic disorders

psychological testing

psychomotor retardation

pyramidal tract dysfunction

pyridoxine

pyridoxine deficiency

pyruvate metabolism, abnormality of

quadriparesis

quality of life

rapid onset dystonia parkinsonism

rapidly progressing neurologic illness

respiratory depression

respiratory failure

reversible cerebral vasoconstrictive syndromes

review article

rhabdomyolysis

rhabdomyosarcoma of heart

rickettsial organism

rigidity

risk factors

risk-benefit assessment

sedimentation rate, elevated

seizure

seizure, adult onset

seizure, age of onset

seizure, centrencephalic

seizure, cerebrospinal fluid abnormal with

seizure, children

seizure, classification of

seizure, clonic abdominal

seizure, complications following

seizure, diagnosis of

seizure, diencephalic

seizure, differential diagnosis of

seizure, drug resistance

seizure, drug-induced

seizure, EEG pattern in

seizure, febrile, risk of epilepsy following

seizure, fictitious

seizure, focal

seizure, focus

seizure, headache with

seizure, hysterical

seizure, incidence of

seizure, intractable

seizure, intractable, treatment of

seizure, minor motor

seizure, neonatal

seizure, nonconvulsive

seizure, nonepileptic

seizure, non-treatment of

seizure, occipital lobe

seizure, paradoxical

seizure, petit mal

seizure, pregnancy

seizure, prognosis in adults

seizure, prognosis in childhood

seizure, prolonged

seizure, psychomotor-frontal lobe

seizure, psychomotor-temporal lobe

seizure, psychomotor-temporal lobe, interictal behavior

seizure, psychomotor-temporal lobe, prognosis of

seizure, psychosocial aspects of

seizure, pyridoxine dependent

seizure, recurrent

seizure, remission

seizure, retained consciousness with

seizure, risk factors for

seizure, sexual manifestations with

seizure, stimulus sensitive

seizure, surgical treatment of

seizure, tonic-clonic

seizure, treatment of

seizure, treatment of, first

seizure, visual loss with

seizure, withdrawal

seizure, women

seizure, workup of

sensorineural hearing loss

single photon emission computed tomography

skin, lesions in neurologic disorders

sleep

small vessel disease

sodium channel dysfunction

sodium valproate

sodium valproate, intravenous

sodium valproate, toxicity

spinal cord, injury of

spirochete infection

staphylococcal protein A column therapy

stare

status epilepticus

status epilepticus, autonomic

status epilepticus, intractable

status epilepticus, myoclonic

status epilepticus, nonconvulsive

status epilepticus, out-of-hospital emergency care

status epilepticus, psychogenic

status epilepticus, recurrent

steroid

steroid therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

stimulation, deep brain

stimulation, thalamic

stress, emotional

striatonigral degeneration

striatonigral degeneration, infantile

strokelike episodes

stuporous

Sturge-Weber syndrome

subarachnoid hemorrhage

super-refractory status epilepticus

symmetric brain lesions

temporal lobe, atrophy

temporal lobe, lesion

temporal lobe, lesion, bilateral

temporal lobe, status

temporal lobectomy

thalamus, lesion of

thalamus, lesion of-bilateral

thirst

thrombocytopenia

thrombotic microangiopathy

thrombotic thrombocytopenia purpura

transient epileptic amnesia

transient ischemic attack

transient neurologic deficit

travel, foreign

treatment of neurologic disorder

urea-cycle enzymopathies

uveitis

valium

vascular malformation, children, intracranial

visual loss, transient

vitamin deficiency

weaning from respirator, failure to

wheelchair

white matter disease

Wood's light

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Epilepsies of Infancy & Childhood
Ann Neurol 13:113-124, Gomez,M.R.,et al, 1983

Double-Blind Study of Lorazepam & Diazepam in Status Epilepticus
JAMA 249:1452-1454, Leppik,I.E.,et al, 1983

Tonic Status Epilepticus Presenting As Confusional State
Ann Neurol 13:549-551, Somerville,E.R.,et al, 1983

Absence Status Manifested by Compulsive Masturbation
Arch Neurol 40:523-524, Jacome,D.E.,et al, 1983

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus
Arch Neurol 40:90-92, Shalev,R.S.,et al, 1983

Management of Status Epilepticus
NEJM 306:1337-1340, Delgado-Escueta,A.V.,et al, 1982

Paraldehyde Toxicity During Treatment of Status Epilepticus
Am J Dis Child 136:414-415, Bostrom,B., 1982

Pneumoperitoneum Complicating Status Epilepticus
NEJM 305:1651-1652, Richard,C.,et al, 1981

Aphasic Status Epilepticus:A Case Report
Neurol 31:888-890, Dinner,D.S., 1981

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus in Young Children
Ann Neurol 9:526-530, McBride,M.C.,et al, 1981

Status Epilepticus Treated by Barbiturate Anaesthesia with Continuous Monitoring of Cerebral Function
BMJ 282:520-521, Partinen,M.,et al, 1981

Status Epilepticus Caused by Solvent Abuse
BMJ 283:1156, Allister,C.,et al, 1981

Isolated Fear in Complex Partial Status Epilepticus
Ann Neurol 8:639-641, McLachlan,R.S.,et al, 1980

Valproic Acid
NEJM 302:661-666, Brown,T.R., 1980

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus following Myelography with Metrizamide
Ann Neurol 8:325-327, Russel,D.,et al, 1980

Status Epilepticus
Am J Med 69:657-665, Aminoff,M.J.,et al, 1980

Lorazepam in Therapy for Status Epilepticus, Letter
Ann Neurol 7:493, Griffith,P.A.,et al, 1980

Status Epilepticus, The Role of Intravenous Phenytoin
JAMA 244:1479-1481, Cloyd,J.C.,et al, 1980

Rectal Valproate Syrup & Status Epilepticus
Neurol 30:1113-1114, Thorpy,M.J., 1980

Focal Neurologic symptoms in hypercalcemia
Neurol 30:200-201, Longo,D.L.,et al, 1980

Electroencephalographic Absence Status with Minimal Behavior Change
Arch Neurol 36:176-178, Fincham,R.W.,et al, 1979

Lorazepam in Status Epilepticus
Ann Neurol 6:207-213, Walker,J.E.,et al, 1979

Absence Status (Petit Mal Status) With Focal Characteristics
Arch Neurol 36:417-421, Niedermeyer,E.,et al, 1979

Aphasia, The Sole Manifestation of Focal Status Epilepticus
Neurol 29:745-748, Hamilton,N.G.,et al, 1979

Interaction Between Clonazepam & Sodium Valproate
NEJM 300:678-679, Watson,W.A., 1979

Rectal Administration of Sodium Valproate in Status Epilepticus
Neurol 28:897-899, Vajda,F.J.E.,et al, 1978

Intravenous Phenytoin:Clinical & Pharmacokinetic Aspects
Neurol 28:874-880, Cranford,R.E.,et al, 1978

Prolonged Partial Complex Status Epilepticus:EEG & Behavioral Observations
Neurol 28:863-869, Engel,J.Jr.,et al, 1978

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus:Case Report & Proposal for Diagnostic Criteria
Neurol 28:957-961, Mayeux,R., 1978

Status Epilepticus in Pregnancy:Effect of Phenytoin Malabsorption on Seizure Control
Neurol 28:85, Ramsay,R.E.,et al, 1978

Myoglobinuria & Renal Failure after Status Epilepticus
Neurol 28:200, Singhal,P.C.,et al, 1978

Prolonged Epileptic Twilight States:Continuous Recordings with Nasopharyngeal Electrodes & Videotape Analysis
Neurol 28:239, Belafsky,M.A.,et al, 1978

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus (Psychomotor Status)
Neurol 28:189, Markand,O.N.,et al, 1978

Intravenous phenytoin
NEJM 296:111, Bauman,J.L., 1977

Efficacy of Intravenous Phenytoin in the Treatment of Status Epilepticus:Kinetics of CNS Penetration
Ann Neurol 1:511, Wilder,B.J.,et al, 1977

Use of Phenytoin Serum Levels in a Case of Status Epilepticus
Neurol 26:879, Fincham,R.W.,et al, 1976

Emergency Management of the Patient with Seizures
Postgrad Med 55:59, Conomy,J.,et al, 1974

Drug Treatment of Convulsive Disorders
NEJM 286:464, 1972; 287:105972., Millichap,J.G., 1972

Status Epilepticus
BMJ 460, 1972 Feb., , 1972

Spike-Wave Stupor
Amer J Dis Child 121:307, Moe,P., 1971

How to Treat Prolonged Epileptic Seizures
Consultant Sept 1971, p. 58., Livingston,S., 1971

Epilepsy & 3 per sec Spike & Wave Rhythms
Acta Neuro Scand Supp 40, Vol 451969., Dalby,M., 1969

Intravenous Diphenylhydantoin in Treatment of Acute Repetetive Seizures
Neurol 18:513, Wallis,W.,et al, 1968

Petit Mal Status in Adults
Ann Int Med 68:1271, Thompson,S.&Greenhouse,A., 1968

Epilepsy in Children
Current Therapy, 1966, p. 574., Scholl,M.L., 1966

Brief Focal Seizures vs Petit Mal Epilepsy
JAMA 198:181, Stevens,J., 1966

The Diagnosis & Treatment of Seizures
Pediatr Clin North Am 9:353, Scholl,M.L., 1962

A 22-year-old Man Presenting with Headache and Right Leg Jerks
Neurol 91:891-895, Schupper, A.J.,et al, 2018

Steroid-Responsive Epilepsia Partialis Continua with Anti-Thyroid Antibodies: A Spectrum of Hashimotos Encephalopathy?
Case Report Neurol 6:166-170, Masuda, H.,et al, 2014

Clinicopathologic Conference, Chronic Meningoencephalitis Consistent with Rasmussens Encephalitis
NEJM 371:1737-1746, Case 34-2014, 2014

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