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Increased Risk of Traffic Injury After a Cerebrovascular Event
Stroke 49:3006-3011, Yu, A.Y.X.,et al, 2018

Clinical Outcomes after Neurogenic Stress Induced Cardiomyopathy in Aneurysmal Sub-Arachnoid Hemorrhage: A Prospective Cohort Study
Clin Neurol Neurosurg 128:4-9, Kilbourn, K.J.,et al, 2015

Asymmetric Pattern of Cerebrovascular Lesions in Patients after Left Ventricular Assist Device Implantation
Stroke 43:872-874, Kato,T.S.,et al, 2012

Delirium in the Acute Phase After Stroke
Neurol 76:993-999, Oldenbeuvig,A.W., et al, 2011

Early Decompressive Hemicraniectomy in Older Patients With Nondominant Hemispheric Infarction Does Not Improve Outcome
Stroke 42:845-846, 847, van der Worp,H.B. &Kappelle,L.J., 2011

Early Decompressive Hemicraniectomy in Older Patients With Nondominant Hemispheric Infarction Improves Outcome
Stroke 42:843-844, 847, J�ttler,E. &Hacke,W., 2011

Insular Involvement in Brain Infarction Increases Risk for Cardiac Arrhythmia and Death
Ann Neurol 59:691-699, Abboud,H.,et al, 2006

Prognositc Implications of Right-Sided Insular Damage, Cardiac Autonomic Derangement, and Arrhythmias After Acute Ischemic Stroke
Stroke 36:1710-1715, Colivicchi,F.,et al, 2005

Delusional State Following Acute Stroke
Neurol 62:110-113, Kumral,E. & Ozturk,O., 2004

Palinopsia
Lancet 361:1098, Smith,P.E.M.,et al, 2003

Underestimation of Time Perception After Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Neurol 60:1844-1846, Koch,G.,et al, 2003

Ptosis in Patients with Hemispheric Strokes
Neurol 58:620-624, Averbuch-Heller,L.,et al, 2002

Localization of Lesion in Denial of Hemiplegia After Acute Stroke
Stroke 28:67-71, Ellis,S.&Small,M., 1997

Pain After Thalamic Stroke:Right Diencephalic Predominance and Clinical Features in 180 Patients
Neurol 48:1196-1199, Nasreddine,Z.S.&Saver,J.L., 1997

"Gourmand Syndrome":Eating Passion Associated with Right Anterior Lesions
Neurol 48:1185-1190, Regard,M.&Landis,T., 1997

Bilateral Ptosis and Upgaze Palsy with Right Hemispheric Lesions
Ann Neurol 40:465-468, Averbuch-Heller,L.,et al, 1996

Subjective Experiences of 24 Patients Dramatically Recovering from Stroke
Stroke 26:1285-1288, Grotta,J.&Bratina,P., 1995

Denial of Eye Closure in Acute Stroke
Stroke 25:1958-1962, Ellis,S.J.&Small,M., 1994

Supraventricular Tachycardia in Patients with Right Hemisphere Strokes
Stroke 23:362-366, Lane,R.D.,et al, 1992

Distinct Syndromes of Hemineglect
Arch Neurol 49:1187-1194, Binder,J.,et al, 1992

Anosognosia in Patients with Cerebrovascular Lesions, A Study of Causative Factors
Stroke 23:1446-1453, Starkstein,S.E.,et al, 1992

Ipsilateral Extinction in the Hemineglect Syndrome
Arch Neurol 47:802-804, Feinberg,T.E.,et al, 1990

Treatment of Right Hemispheric Cerebral Infarction by Hemicraniectomy
Stroke 21:874-881, Delashaw,J.B.,et al, 1990

Apraxia of Eyelid Opening Secondary to Right Hemisphere Infarction
Ann Neurol 25:622-624, Kohnston,J.C.,et al, 1989

Duration of Impaired Consciousness in Relation to Side of Lesion After Severe Head Injury
Lancet 1:1001-1003, Levin,H.S.,et al, 1989

Right-Sided Brain Lesions in Infants Following Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation
Pediatrics 82:155-161, Schumacher,R.E.,et al, 1988

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

Acute Confusional State & Acute Agitated Delirium, After Infarction on Rt. Middle Cerebral Art Territory
Arch Neurol 44:1139-1143, Mori,E.&Yamadori,A., 1987

Bilateral Cerebral Ptosis
Neurol 37:1043-1046, Lepore,F.E., 1987

Infarcts of the Inferior Division of the Right Middle Cerebral Artery:Mirror Image of Wernicke's Aphasia
Neurol 36:1015-1020, Caplan,L.R.,et al, 1986

Acquired Stuttering From a Right Hemisphere Lesion in a Right-Hander
Neurol 35:1343-1346, Fleet,W.S.&Heilman,K.M., 1985

Motor Impersistence:A Right-Hemisphere Syndrome
Neurol 35:662-666, Kertesz,A.,et al, 1985

Classical"Parietal"Neglect Syndrome after Subcortical Right Frontal Lobe Infarction
Neurol 33:797-799, Stein,S.,et al, 1983

Disorientation for Place
Arch Neurol 39:33-36, Fisher,C.M., 1982

Delayed Psychosis After Right Temporoparietal Stroke or Trauma:Relation to Epilepsy
Neurol 32:267-273, Levine,D.N.,et al, 1982

Amusia Due to Right Temporoparietal Infarct
Arch Neurol 39:725-727, McFarland,H.R.,et al, 1982

Capgras Syndrome:A Reduplicative Phenomenon
Neurol 29:334-339, Alexander,M.P.,et al, 1979

Facial Recognition in Patients With Focal Brain Lesions
Arch Neurol 36:837-839, Hamsher,K.deS.,et al, 1979

Developmental Dyslexia
Arch Neurol 35:90, Hier,D.B.,et al, 1978

Alexia & Left Homonymous Hemianopia in a Non-right-hander
Ann Neurol 3:549, Erkulvrawatr,S., 1978

Speech Arrest in a Dextral with a Right MesialFfrontal Astrocytoma
Arch Neurol 35:252, Caplan,L.R.,et al, 1978

Lid Abnormalities Secondary to Cerebral Hemisphere Lesions
Ann Neurol 1:149, Nutt,J.G., 1977

Acute Confusional States With Right Middle Cerebral Artery Infarctions
JNNP 39:84-89, Mesulam,M.M.,et al, 1976

Motivational & Structural Factors in the Denial of Hemiplegia
Arch Neurol 3:306-318, Ullman,M.,et al, 1960



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