Neurology & Neurosurgery
Clinic Takes Broad View in Grappling with Long COVID
With questions still outnumbering answers, physicians in a long COVID clinic help patients caught in the pandemic kaleidoscope.
Implant Gives Hope for Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy
NAUTILUS study tests responsive neurostimulation device for seizure reduction.
Research + First Gen Advocacy Earns ‘Fellows’ Stature for Imaging Science Professor
Seth Smith, Ph.D., an MRI expert and now an AIMBE fellow, has refined imaging capabilities to improve diagnosis of MS and other diseases.
Depression Persistent After ICU Delirium
Analysis tracks depression in the ICU, confirming the lingering adverse impact of delirium on mental health and cognitive function.
Dyskinetic Cerebral Palsy Patients Lack Affordable Treatment
Physicians are working to evaluate efficacy and seek FDA approval of new medication.
Potential for Patient Dissatisfaction a Top Stressor for Many MDs
Consequences of patient satisfaction ratings are impacting behavior and dampening the enthusiasm of pain interventionalists.
Reprogramming via Folate Moves Needle in Intractable Gliomas
Researchers find that treatment with folate, a methyl donor, can modify the epigenome of glioblastomas.
Dual Blocks Before Neurotomy Benefit Patients and Physicians
Study makes a case for the two-step procedure to identify lumbar osteoarthritis candidates for radiofrequency ablation.
Pre-seizure Aura Types Help Guide Epilepsy Treatment
Study provides new input for predicting anterior temporal lobectomy outcomes.
EEG Monitoring Reflects Delirium in Mechanically Ventilated Patients
Actionable insights are gathered on patients with and without outward signs of delirium.
How Molecular Genetics Influences Rhythmic Abilities
Genes and neural circuitry play in polygenic harmony to enable movement to a musical beat.