Differential (Click to cross reference) adverse drug reaction coma dietary supplement drug abuse drug induced neurologic disorders gamma butyrolactone gamma hydroxybutyric acid lethargy level of consciousness, decreased unconsciousness urine test in toxic screen

Showing articles 150 to 162 of 162 << Previous Huntington's Disease, CSF GABA Level in at-risk Individuals Arch Neurol 35:728-730, Manyam,N.V.B.,et al, 1978 Huntington's Disease:Treatment with Muscimol, a GABA-Mimetic Drug Ann Neurol 4:279-284, Shoulson,I.,et al, 1978 Baclofen for Spasticity in Multiple Sclerosis Neurol 28:1094-1098, Feldman,R.G.,et al, 1978 Identification of GABA in Human CSF by Gas Liquid Chromatography & Mass Spectrometry NEJM 296:692, Huizinga,J.D.,et al, 1977 Treatment of Huntington's Chorea with Isoniazid NEJM 297:840, 1977. (Letter), Perry,T.L.,et al, 1977 Baclofen, A New Antispastic Drug Arch Neurol 34:422, Sachais,B.A.,et al, 1977 Huntington's Chorea, Changes in Neurotransmitter Receptors in the Brain NEJM 294:1305, Enna,S.J.,et al, 1976 Acute Bacterial Meningitis Secondary to Gamma Hemolytic Streptococcus Neurol 26:1180, Shin,D.,et al, 1976 Overdose of Lioresal Neurol 26:1105, Paulson,G.W., 1976 Huntington's Chorea-Deficiency of Y-Aminobutynic Acid in Brain NEJM 288:337, 1973, 289:104, 1973, 292:10295., Perry,T.,et al, 1975 Catecholamines & Neurologic Diseases NEJM 293:274, Moskowitz,M.A.,et al, 1975 The Chemistry & Kinetics of Lioresal Postgrad Med Oct Suppl 1972, p 9., Faigle,J.,et al, 1972 Function of the Basal Ganglia Handbook of Clinical Neurology 6:90-115, Ward,A., 1968 Showing articles 150 to 162 of 162 << Previous