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abducens nerve paralysis, bilateral

abscess, intracerebral

abscess, intracerebral, tuberculous

acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

addiction, heroin

addiction, heroin-neurologic complications with

anesthesia, epidural

aneurysm, vertebral basilar system

angiography, cerebral

angiotensin-converting enzyme

arachnoiditis, opticochiasmatic

bacterial infection

basal ganglia, infarction

basal ganglia, lesion of

basal ganglia, lesion, bilateral

basilar artery occlusion

bone marrow transplantation

brain biopsy, negative

brain scan, abnormal

brainstem, infarction of

brainstem, ischemia

brainstem, lesion of

brucellosis, nervous system involvement with

calcification, intracranial

candida albicans

CAT scan, abnormal

CAT scan, contrast enhanced

CAT scan, false negative

CAT scan, hyperattenuation

CAT scan, serial

cauda equina, enhancement

cauda equina, lesion of

central nervous system, infection of

cerebral cortex

cerebral infarction

cerebral ischemia

cerebral vasculature, calcification

cerebral venous thrombosis

cerebrospinal fluid

cerebrospinal fluid, abnormal

cerebrospinal fluid, beta-D-glucan

cerebrospinal fluid, culture negative

cerebrospinal fluid, elevated protein of

cerebrospinal fluid, gram stain of

cerebrospinal fluid, pressure increased

cerebrospinal fluid, red cells in

cerebrospinal fluid, xanthochromia of

cerebrovascular accident

cerebrovascular accident, location of

cerebrovascular accident, silent

cerebrovascular accident, topographic pattern

cerebrovascular disease

chemotherapy, CNS treatment and complications with

chest x-ray, abnormal

choroid plexus, enhancement

cisternogram, radionuclide

Clinical Pathologic Conference(C.P.C.)

coccidioidomycosis

contrast agents, neurotoxicity of

cranial nerve enhancement

cranial nerve palsies

cranial neuropathy

cranial neuropathy, multiple

cryptococcal antigen

cryptococcal meningitis

cryptococcoma, cerebral

cyst, cortical parenchyma

cyst, ventricular

cysticercosis, cerebral

cysticercosis, spinal

cysticercosis, subarachnoid

delay in diagnosis

diabetes insipidus

diabetes mellitus

differential diagnosis

disability, neurological

disc space infection

disseminated intravascular coagulation(DIC)

down-beat nystagmus

drug abuse, neurologic complications of

dural sinus thrombosis

encephalitis, brainstem

encephalitis, Powassan

encephalitis, viral

exome sequencing

face, numbness of

facial nerve palsy

facial nerve palsy, bilateral

fourth ventricle, compression

fungal infection

fungal infection, CNS

fungal infection, CNS, treatment of

fusiarum solani meningitis

genetic testing

geographic location

glioblastoma multiforme(astrocytoma Gr.III)

GM antigen test

gram positive cocci

granulomatous disease

Guillain Barre syndrome

hallucination, olfactory

headache, awakening with

headache, positional

headache, progressive

headache, severe

heralding manifestation

herniation syndromes, intracranial

highly active antiretroviral therapy

human immunodeficiency virus type 1

hydrocephalus, communicating

hydrocephalus, episodic

hydrocephalus, non-communicating(obstructive)

hydrocephalus, transient

hypertrophic intracranial pachymeningitis

hypoglycorrhachia

iatrogenic neurologic disorders

immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome

immunocompetent

immunosuppression

immunosuppressive agents

inappropriate antidiuretic(A.D.H.)hormone

inappropriate antidiuretic(A.D.H.)hormone, CNS involvement with

infantile spasm

internuclear ophthalmoplegia

internuclear ophthalmoplegia, bilateral

internuclear ophthalmoplegia, unilateral

intracerebral hemorrhage

intracranial pressure, increased

intranasal medication

intrathecal chemotherapy

intravenous drug abuse

lacrimal gland enlargement

leukemia, neurologic findings assoc.with

leukemia, prophylactic treatment of CNS

leukoencephalopathy

level of consciousness, decreased

lumbar puncture, complications of

lymphadenopathy, hilar

lymphoma involving CNS

lymphoma, primary of CNS

meningeal biopsy

meningeal enhancement

meningeal enhancement, nodular

meningeal gliomatosis

meningitis, adults

meningitis, aseptic

meningitis, aspergillus

meningitis, bacterial

meningitis, bacterial-negative CSF culture

meningitis, bacteriologic etiology of

meningitis, basilar

meningitis, candida

meningitis, children

meningitis, chronic

meningitis, clinical features of

meningitis, CSF cell count-normal

meningitis, CSF findings in

meningitis, cysticercosis

meningitis, fungal

meningitis, fungal-negative CSF culture

meningitis, granulomatous

meningitis, histoplasma

meningitis, iatrogenic

meningitis, late neurologic sequelae in

meningitis, leptospira

meningitis, leukemic

meningitis, neurologic aspects and complications of

meningitis, neutrophilic

meningitis, neutrophilic, persistent

meningitis, newborn

meningitis, pneumococcal

meningitis, postoperative neurosurgical

meningitis, predisposing factors in

meningitis, recurrent

meningitis, spinal fluid smear and culture of

meningitis, spinal fluid smear and culture-negative

meningitis, TB, paradoxical progression of tuberculoma in treat of

meningitis, treatment of

meningoencephalitis

meningomyelitis

mental status, abnormal

microabscesses, cerebral

microangiopathy, brain

middle cerebral artery, occlusion of

molecular genetics

mononeuropathy multiplex

MRI, CAT scan compared to

MRI, contrast enhanced

MRI, diffusion weighted

MRI, mass effect on

MRI, nodular enhancement

MRI, spinal cord

multinucleated giant cell

multiple sclerosis

multiple sclerosis, differential diagnosis of

myelitis, longitudinal

nausea and vomiting

neoplasm, intracranial with metastasis extracranially

neoplasm, primary of CNS

neoplasm, primary of CNS-differential diagnosis

nerve root enhancement

neurologic complications of, surgery

neurologic disease, diagnoses of

neurologic signs

nosocomial infection

occupational neurologic disorders

ophthalmoplegia

opportunistic infection

opportunistic infection, CNS

optic chiasm, lesion of

optic nerve, enlarged

optic nerve, lesion of

optic neuropathy

optic radiation

optic radiation, lesion of

orbit, lesions of

pachymeningitis, cranial

parotid gland swelling

personality change

pituitary stalk

pituitary stalk, lesion of

pleocytosis of cerebrospinal fluid

pleocytosis of cerebrospinal fluid, neutrophilic

polymerase chain reaction

pons, infarction of

posterior circulation stroke

postoperative neurologic complications

premature infant

primary leptomeningeal gliomatosis

radiation therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

rapidly fatal neurologic illness

rapidly progressing neurologic illness

renal transplantation

respiratory failure

sarcoidosis, CNS

seizure, psychomotor-temporal lobe

serologic testing

serologic testing of cerebrospinal fluid

shunt procedure, ventricular

shunt procedure, ventricular-complications of

sinuses, diseases of

skin, lesions in neurologic disorders

soap-bubble appearance

spinal cord, compression of

spinal cord, enlargement

spinal cord, lesion of

spirochete infection

status epilepticus

steroid therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

subarachnoid hemorrhage

superior sagittal sinus thrombosis

suprasellar lesion

syphilis, neurologic complications with

systemic lupus erythematosus

systemic lupus erythematosus, neurologic complications with

temporal lobe, lesion

thalamus, lesion of

thalamus, lesion of-bilateral

thrombocytopenia

tick-borne encephalitis

tonsillar herniation of cerebellum

travel, foreign

treatment of neurologic disorder

treatment, empirical

tuberculoma of CNS

tumor necrosis factor inhibitor

uncal herniation

vectors of infection

ventriculostomy

viral infection

viral infection, CNS

Virchow-Robin spaces, dilated

vision, blurred

visual acuity, decreased

visual acuity, decreased, monocular

visual evoked response

visual field defect

visual fields, constricted

visual loss, slow-unilateral

visual loss, transient

visual obscurations, transient

weakness, acute

weakness, generalized

weakness, progressive

weakness, rapidly progressive

white matter disease

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Tuberous Sclerosis
Arch Neurol 44:301-303, Roach,E.S.,et al, 1987

Involuntary Movement & Bacterial Meningitis
Editorial, Lancet 1:142-1431987., , 1987

Multifocal Central Nervous System Lesions in Three Patients with Trichinosis
Arch Neurol 44:432-434, Ellrodt,A.,et al, 1987

Idiopathic Hypoparathyroidism with Extensive Brain Calcification & Persistent Neurologic Dysfunction
Neurol 37:307-309, Friedman,J.H.,et al, 1987

Clinical Assessment of 31 Patients with Wilson's Disease, Correlations with Struct. Changes on MRI
Arch Neurol 44:365-370, Starosta-Rubinstein,S.,et al, 1987

Long Term Exposure to Hydrogen Sulphide Producing Subacute Encephalopathy in a Child
BMJ 294:614, Gaitonde,U.B.&Sellar,R.J., 1987

Atypical CT Scans in Adrenoleukodystrophy
J Comput Assist Tomogr 11:333-336, Hong-Mango,E.T.,et al, 1987

Multiple Sclerosis Disease Activity Correlates with Gadolinium-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Ann Neurol 21:300-306, Conzalez-Scarano,F.,et al, 1987

Deep Intracerebral (Basal Ganglia) Haematomas in Fatal Non-Missile Head Injury in Man
JNNP 49:1039-1043, Adams,J.H.,et al, 1986

Chondroma of Falx:CT Findings
J Comput Assist Tomogr 10:1075-1076, Yang,P.,et al, 1986

Brain Dopamine Metabolism in Patients with Parkinson's Disease Measured with Positron Emission Tomography
JNNP 49:853-860, Leenders,K.L.,et al, 1986

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

AIDS:Calcification of the Basal Ganglia in Infants & Children
Neurol 36:1192-1199, Belman,A.L.,et al, 1986

Bilateral Lucency of the Globus Pallidus Complicating Methylmalonic Acidemia
Ann Neurol 20:364-366, Korf,B.,et al, 1986

Clinicopath Conf
Tuberous Sclerosis, Case 41-1986, NEJM 315:1013-1022986., , 1986

Clinicopath. Conference
Cerebral Cysticercosis, Case 11-1986, NEJM 314:767-774986., , 1986

Hypesthetic-Ataxic-Hemiparesis in Thalamic Hemorrhage
Stroke 17:49-51, Verma,A.K.&Maheshwari,M.C., 1986

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

Tuberous Sclerosis:A Clinicoradiological Evaluation of 110 Cases with Reference to Atypical Presentation
Neuroradiology 28:38-46, Kingsley,D.P.E.,et al, 1986

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

Physiological Calcification of the Septum Pellucidum
Neuroradiology 28:173, Sakai,H.&Nakamura,N., 1986

Cerebral Computed Tomography in Uremic & Hemodialyzed Patients
J Comput Assist Tomogr 10:567-570, Cusmano,F.&Savazzi,G.M., 1986

CT Appearance of Clival Chordomas
J Comput Assist Tomogr 10:34-38, Meyer,J.E.,et al, 1986

The Numb Cheek Syndrome:A Sign of Infraorbital Neuropathy
Neurol 36:421-423, Campbell,W.W., 1986

Infantile Bilateral Striatal Necrosis, Clinicopathological Classification
Arch Neurol 43:677-680, Mito,T.,et al, 1986

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

CNS Toxoplasmosis in Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome:A Clinical-Pathological-Radiological Review of 12 Cases
JNNP 49:744-748, Farkash,A.E.,et al, 1986

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

Calcific Cerebral Emboli & Aortic Stenosis:Detection of Computed Tomography
Stroke 17:619-621, Kapila,A.&Hart,R., 1986

Painful Tonic Spasms Caused by Putaminal Infarction
Stroke 17:1319-1321, Merchut,M.P.,et al, 1986

Sporadic Paroxysmal Dystonic Choreoathetosis Associated with Basal Ganglia Calcifications
Ann Neurol 20:750, Micheli,F.,et al, 1986

Intracranial Internal Carotid Artery Dis
in Stroke, Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, & Management, Ed Barnett HJM, et al, Churchill Livingston, Ne, York 19, 1986

Meningovascular Syphilis: CT and MR Findings
Radiology 158:439-442, Holland,B.A.,et al, 1986

Wilson Disease of the Brain:MR Imaging
Radiology 157:137-141, Aisen,A.M.,et al, 1985

Cysticercosis-Review of 230 Patients
Bull Clin Neurosci 50:76-101, McCormick.G.F., 1985

Intracranial Calcification in Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus
JAMA 254:3349-3350, Kanzaki,S.,et al, 1985

Blepharospasm with Bilateral Basal Ganglia Infarction
Arch Neurol 42:1206-1208, Keane,J.R.&Young,J.A., 1985

Cyanide-Induced Parkinsonism:A Clinicopathologic Report
Neurol 35:921-925, Uitti,R.J.,et al, 1985

Neurological Complications in Infants & Children with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
Ann Neurol 18:560-566, Belman,A.L.,et al, 1985

Primary Thalamic Haemorrhage in the Newborn:A New Clinical Entity
Lancet 1:190-192, Trounce,J.Q.,et al, 1985

Oligodendroglioma
in Computed Tomography of the Head, Neck, & Spine, Ed by R. E. Latchaw, Year Book Medical Publ, Chic, go p. 207, 1985

Brain Tumors, In Clinical Neurology
(Ed) , Harper & Row Publ, Phila, Ch2, p 18-19, Baker,A.B.&Joynt,R.J., 1985

Neurocysticercosis:A New Classification Based on Active & Inactive Forms, A Study of 753 Cases
Arch Int Med 145:442-445, Sotelo,J.,et al, 1985

Hypertensive Putaminal Hemorrhage Presenting with Hemichorea
Stroke 16:130-131, Jones,H.R.,et al, 1985

An Unusual CT Presentation of Cerebral Toxoplasmosis
J Comput Assist Tomogr 9:384-386, Cohen,W.,et al, 1985

MR Imaging of Cerebral Toxoplasmosis:Correlation of Computed Tomography & Pathology
J Comput Assist Tomogr 9:797-799, Zee,C.,et al, 1985

Cerebral Venous Thrombosis-A Review of 38 Cases
Stroke 16:199-213, Bousser,M.,et al, 1985

The Syndrome of Posterior Thalamic Hemorrhage
Neurol 35:998-1002, Hirose,G.,et al, 1985

Generalized Chorea Due to Bilateral Small, Deep Cerebral Infarcts
Neurol 35:588-589, Tabaton,M.,et al, 1985

Toxemia of Pregnancy:Cerebral CT Findings
J Comput Assist Tomogr 9:497-501, Naheedy,M.H.,et al, 1985

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