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[In our cases, we investigated variations in the anterior branch of the cerebri, which can sometimes mimic tumours in the corresponding region. Their differentiation is possible only on the basis of other angiographic features and clinical examination. It is probably not a secondary vascular lesion but a developmental anomaly.]
[The authors briefly review the literature on ophthalmoplegia externa chronica progressiva. On the basis of clinical, objective biopsy, biochemical, EMG findings, they consider the disease to be confirmed and the name ocular myopathy proposed by Kiloh-Nevin to be justified. In the light of the biochemical data (which are abundant in the literature of recent years), the pathogenesis is considered to be due to a disturbance in muscle metabolism.]
[1. Due to the increasing prevalence of angiogpraphy, carotid internal carotid artery occlusion is being diagnosed more frequently and earlier. We report 13 angiography-verified cases compared with literature data. 2. The aetiology of the pathology often includes vascular diseases (arteriosclerosis, thrombangitis obliterans, arteritis lueticus) and less frequently trauma and embolism. Different aetiological factors may be involved. CIT 3: The possibility of CIT if : a vascular catastrophe with relatively rapid remission occurs in a male patient, mostly middle-aged, usually with normal blood pressure, after symptoms suggestive of "intermittent circulatory insufficiency of the carotid system". Auxiliary diagnostic procedures include carotid sign, palpation of carotid pulsation in the neck, ophthalmodynamometry and EEG. 4. The diagnosis is ensured by the absence of carotid artery angiogram. The picture of carotid artery occlusion may be mimicked by the picture of constricted carotid artery spasm, cerebral circulatory weakness due to high cerebral pressure increase. Sometimes the location of the occlusion on imaging does not correspond exactly to the anatomy. 5 The development of clinical signs and prognosis of the disease are influenced by the anatomy of the circulus arteriosus Willisi, the degree of collateral circulation developed, the time course of the occlusion and general circulatory factors. 6. The pial collateral circulation, which develops as a result of intraluminal pressure drop, oxygen tension drop and blood PH shift, is maintained only with adequate general tensiosyncope, so that in the acute stage, but also in the chronic stage, it is very important to ensure adequate tensiosyncope in addition to cerebral vasodilatation. The results of anticoagulant therapy are uncertain. Surgical solutions include end-end anastomosis, thrombectomy for short segmental occlusion, and bypass of the stenosed segment with plastic tubing for partial carotid occlusion. It is assumed that in such cases, restoring the circulation, in addition to the so-called structure oxygen, will provide the oxygen necessary for function and thus improve neurological symptoms. An early diagnosis of the pathology, preferably at the stage of "intermittent carotid insufficiency", is important for possible surgical therapy.]
[We can state the following in the strongest terms : 1. employment of the mentally ill is absolutely necessary, because employment has a positive effect on the patients and on the course of the illness. 2. to enable patients to carry out productive work effectively, from both a medical and an economic point of view. 3. patients should be "rewarded" in proportion to the work they do. 4. It would be advisable to apply uniform national principles for compensation. Here, of course, the living conditions of patients and the work done must be taken into account very carefully. The same 'pay' should be given for the same work in the same circumstances. 5. The problem needs to be further examined in order to find the most appropriate approach to both the amount and the method of payment. ]
[The problems related to intracranial aneurysms are very diverse, covering a large literature. Their prevalence in the literature is highly variable: from 0.1% to 2%. In this paper, apart from describing our case, we will only deal with problems that our case study provides some answers to. ]
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Clinical Neuroscience
[Headache registry in Szeged: Experiences regarding to migraine patients]2.
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[The new target population of stroke awareness campaign: Kindergarten students ]3.
Clinical Neuroscience
Is there any difference in mortality rates of atrial fibrillation detected before or after ischemic stroke?4.
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Factors influencing the level of stigma in Parkinson’s disease in western Turkey5.
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[The effects of demographic and clinical factors on the severity of poststroke aphasia]1.
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