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akinetic mute
alien hand syndrome
antecedent illness
anti GQ1b IgG antibody
antiganglioside antibodies
aphasia
aphasia, progressive, primary
applause sign
apraxia
apraxia of eyelid opening
areflexia
arm swing, reduced
ataxia
ataxia, sensory
atypical
auditory evoked brainstem potentials
axonal degeneration
basilar artery occlusion
behavioral disorder
biologic markers
blepharospasm
blinking, reduced
bradykinesia
bradyphrenia
brainstem, infarction of
brainstem, ischemia
cavernous sinus, lesion of
cerebellar hemorrhage
cerebral cortical atrophy
cerebrovascular accident
Clinical Pathologic Conference(C.P.C.)
compulsivity
cortical-basal ganglionic degeneration
cranial nerve palsies
degenerative diseases of CNS
delay in diagnosis
dementia
dementia, frontotemporal
diagnostic criteria
differential diagnosis
diplopia
dizziness
downward gaze
dysphagia
dystonia
edema, periorbital
encephalitis, brainstem
encephalopathy, metabolic
extraocular muscle enlargement
extraocular muscle lesion
eye movement, disorders of
eye, pain in
facial pain
facial pain, atypical
falling
fine motor function, impaired
Fisher's syndrome
Fisher's syndrome, atypical
flu-like illness
frontal behavioral spatial syndrome
gait disorder
gait, apraxic
gangliosides
gaze palsy
gaze palsy, supranuclear
gaze palsy, vertical
granulomatosis with polyangiitis
Guillain Barre syndrome
Guillain Barre syndrome, ophthalmoplegia in
Guillain Barre syndrome, variant forms of
head injury
heralding manifestation
hummingbird sign
hydrocephalus
hydrocephalus, non-communicating(obstructive)
hypophonia
hyporeflexia
ideomotor apraxia
idiopathic inflammatory orbital disease
imbalance
imbalance, postural
immunotherapy
internuclear ophthalmoplegia
internuclear ophthalmoplegia, bilateral
iridoplegia
L-dopa
masked facies
memory, impairment of
meningeal enhancement
meningitis
methotrexate
midbrain
midbrain, atrophy
misdiagnosis
movement disorder
movement disorder, extrapyramidal
MRI
MRI, abnormal
MRI, contrast enhanced
MRI, extraocular muscle enhancement
MRI, orbit
multiple system atrophy
muscle biopsy, extraocular
myopathy, necrotizing
myopathy, steroid responsive
myositis
myositis, ocular
nasal speech
necrotizing vasculitis
neurologic disease, diagnoses of
neurologic disease, tempo
neurologic signs
neuroophthalmology
neuropathology
neuropathology, brain
neuropathy
neuropathy, ataxic
neuropathy, sensory
numbness, ascending
numbness, extremity
nystagmus
nystagmus, dissociated
obsessive-compulsive disorder
ocular bobbing
ocular bobbing, atypical
ocular bobbing, monocular
ocular myoclonus
ocular myorhythmia
one and a half syndrome
ophthalmoplegia
ophthalmoplegia, acute
ophthalmoplegia, bilateral, acute
ophthalmoplegia, painful
ophthalmoplegia, postinfectious
ophthalmoplegia, progressive external
ophthalmoplegia, total
optic neuropathy
orbit, biopsy
orbit, inflammation in
orbit, lesions of
orbital apex
orbital apex syndrome
overlap syndrome
pain
papillitis
Parkinson disease, atypical
Parkinson disease, axial symptoms
Parkinson disease, L-dopa nonresponsive
Parkinson disease, tremor, absence of
Parkinsonism syndrome
penguin silhouette sign
personality change
poison, neurologic problems with
poison, organophosphate
pons, lesion of
postinfectious
preclinical
prognosis
progressive neurologic disorder
progressive supranuclear palsy
proptosis
proptosis, unilateral
pseudobulbar palsy
psychomotor retardation
ptosis
ptosis, bilateral
pupil, abnormality in neurologic disorders
rapidly progressing neurologic illness
reading disorder, acquired
reading problem, causes of
recurrent
respiratory tract infection
retrocollis
review article
rigidity
rigidity, axial
rituximab
saccadic eye movements
saccadic eye movements, abnormal
salivary gland enlargement
salt and pepper in eye
scotoma
sequencing difficulty
serologic testing
sialadenitis
sinemet
steroid therapy, CNS treatment and complications with
strabismus
synucleinopathy
tau protein
tauopathy
Tolosa Hunt syndrome
treatment of neurologic disorder
tremor
vasculitides
vestibulopathy
viral infection
vision, blurred
visual acuity, decreased, monocular
visual field defect
visual loss
visual symptoms
walking, difficulty with
weakness
weakness, progressive
wheelchair
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The Fortification Spectra of Migraine
BMJ 293:1613-1617, Plant,G.T., 1987

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

Familial Recurrent Bell's Palsy with Ocular Motor Palsies
Neurol 37:1369-1371, Aldrich,M.S.,et al, 1987

Carotid Restenosis:Long-Term Noninvasive Follow-up After Carotid Endarterectomy
Stroke 18:1031-1036, DeGroote,R.D.,et al, 1987

Oculomotor Consequences of Intraventricular Hemorrhages in Premature Infants
Arch Ophthalmol 105:533-535, Tamura,E.E.&Hoyt,C.S., 1987

Effects of Thymectomy in Myasthenia Gravis
Ann Surg 206:79-88, Papatestas,A.E.,et al, 1987

Lyme Disease, A Neuro-Ophthalmologic View
J Clin Neuro-ophthalmol 7:185-190, MacDonald,A.B., 1987

Idiopathic Cranial Polyneuropathy
Brain 110:197-211, Juncos,J.L.&Beal,M.F., 1987

Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood
Int Pediatr 2:115-119, Aicardi,J., 1987

Vertigo and Dizziness
In Diseases of the Nervous System, Asbury, A. K. , et al, W B Saunders, p. 561, Brandt,T., 1986

Late-Life Migraine Accompaniments-Further Experience
Stroke 17:1033-1042, Fisher,C.M., 1986

Oculomasticatory Myorhythmia:A Unique Movement Disorder Occurring in Whipple's Disease
Ann Neurol 20:677-683, Schwartz,M.A.,et al, 1986

The Office Tensilon Test for Ocular Myasthenia Gravis
Arch Neurol 43:843-844, Daroff,R.B., 1986

The Office Tensilon Test for Ocular Myasthemia Gravis
Arch Neurol 43:842-843, 8441986., Seybold,M.E., 1986

Spontaneous Vertical Eye Movements in Coma
Ann Neurol 20:635-637, Rosenberg,M.L., 1986

Lateropulsion & Upbeat Nystagmus are Manifestations of Central Vestibular Dysfunction
Arch Neurol 43:962-964, Benjamin,E.E.,et al, 1986

Minimal Oculomotor Nerve Paresis Secondary to Unruptured Intracranial Aneurysm
Arch Neurol 43:1015-1020, Bartleson,J.D.,et al, 1986

Electrographic Status Epilepticus in Fatal Anoxic Coma
Ann Neurol 20:351-355, Simon,R.P.&Aminoff,M.J., 1986

Bilateral Ocular Motor Signs After Tentorial Herniation in 25 Patients
Arch Neurol 43:806-807, Keane,J.R., 1986

Locked-In Syndrome:A Review of 139 Cases
Stroke 17:758-764, Patterson,J.R.&Grabois,M., 1986

Ophthalmoplegia with Contralateral Hemiplegia, Occl of the Int Carotid Art Due to Thromb of Intracavernous Aneurysm
Stroke 17:1321-1322, Gauthier,J.C.,et al, 1986

Neuro-Ophthalmologic Findings in Vestibulocerebellar Ataxia
Arch Neurol 43:1050-1053, Farris,B.K.,et al, 1986

Horizontal Gaze Paresis in Hemispheric Stroke
Stroke 17:1030-1032, Kelley,R.E.&Kovacs,A.G., 1986

Clinicopath. Conference
Pituitary Adenoma, With Partial Necrosis, (Pituitary Apoplexy) , Case Record 3-1986, NEJM 314:229-23, , 1986, 1986

Cogan's Syndrome:18 Cases & a Review of the Literature
Mayo Clin Proc 61:344-361, Vollertsen,R.S.,et al, 1986

Vascular Retinopathy in Migraines
Neurol 36:267-270, Coppeto,F.R.,et al, 1986

Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia with Narcotic Overdose
Ann Neurol 20:107, El-Mallakh,R.S., 1986

Acute Vertical Ocular Myoclonus
Neurol 36:86-89, Keane,J.R., 1986

Acute Bilateral Ophthalmoplegia:60 Cases
Neurol 36:279-281, Keane,J.R., 1986

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

Correlates of Brain-Stem Oculomotor Disorders in Multiple Sclerosis, Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Arch Neurol 43:460-463, Bogousslavsky,J.,et al, 1986

The Clinical Features & Natural History of the Steele-Richardson-Olszewski Syndrome (Prog Supranuclear Palsy)
Neurol 36:1005-1006, Maher,E.R.,et al, 1986

Peripheral Neuropathy Associated with the Sicca Syndrome
JNNP 49:90-92, Kenneth,R.P.&Harding,A.E., 1986

Guillian-Barre Syndrome with Ophthalmopligia:Clinicopath of the Central & Peripheral Nervous Systems
Neurol 36:851-854, Dehaene,I.,et al, 1986

Botulism in an Adult Associated with Food-Borne Intestinal Infection with Clostridium Botulinum
NEJM 315:239-241, 254-2551986., Chia,J.K.,et al, 1986

Clinical Signs in the Wernicke-Korsakoff Complex:A Retrospective Analysis of 131 Cases Diagnosed at Necropsy
JNNP 49:341-345, Harper,C.G.,et al, 1986

Clinicopath. Conference
Malignant Lymphoma (B-Cell Type) , Brain (Right-Frontal-Lobe White Matter) , Case 22-1986, NEJM 314:, 498-150, 1986

Spontaneous Dissection of the Cervical Internal Carotid Artery
Ann Neurol 19:126-138, Mokri,B.,et al, 1986

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

Ruptured Intracranial Aneurysms as a Cause of Subdural Haematoma, Potential Dx Pitfalls & Surgical Mgt of Acute Pt
Neurochir 29:219-224, Reichenthal,E.,et al, 1986

Presentation of Bilateral Thalamic Infarction on CT, MRI & PET
Neuroradiology 27:414-419, Bewermeyer,H.,et al, 1985

Metastatic Disease to the Cavernous Sinus:Clinical Syndrome & CT Diagnosis
J Comput Assist Tomogr 9:115-120, Donovan,M.J.,et al, 1985

Presentation & Management of Parasellar & Suprasellar Metastatic Mass Lesions
JNNP 48:44-49, Kattah,J.C.,et al, 1985

Treatment of Ocular Myoclonus with Valproic Acid
Ann Neurol 17:103-104, Lefkowitz,D.,et al, 1985

Wernicke's Encephalopathy
NEJM 312:1035-1039, Reuler,J.B.,et al, 1985

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

Olivopontocerebellar Atrophy with Dementia, Blindness, & Chorea, Response to Baclofen
Arch Neurol 42:757-758, Trauner,D.A., 1985

The Clinical Spectrum of Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia in Multiple Sclerosis
Arch Neurol 42:851-855, Muri,R.M.&Meienberg,O., 1985

Neurosyphilis
Arch Neurol 42:606-613, Simon,R.P., 1985

Sarcoidosis & Its Neurological Manifestations
Arch Neurol 42:909-917, Stern,B.J.,et al, 1985



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