... abscesses; PBAs, pyogenic brain abscesses; REBLs, ring-enhancing brain lesions; TBAs, tuberculous brain abscesses; WBC, white blood cell. ^aData represent no. (%) of patients unless otherwise specified. ^bBoth patients with end-stage renal failure had undergone renal transplant...

... and treatment response, of a large cohort of patients with CNS involvement in graft-versus-host disease. GvHD neurological complications encephalitis brain lesions spinal cord lesions immune-mediated Graft-versus-host-disease (GvHD) is a severe and potentially life-threatening complication of allogeneic...

.... We develop the hypothesis that focal cortical dysplasias may be causally associated with migraine and link pathogeneses of migraine and epilepsy. cytoarchitecture cortical functions in migraine cortical plasticity migraine and epilepsy co-occurrence migraine-related brain lesions Early magnetic...

.... Conclusion Concurrent cognitive and motor decline is accompanied by rapidly evolving and complex brain pathology involving both gray and white matter. Isolated cognitive and motor declines seem to exhibit brain damage with different qualitative features. Brain lesions Cognitive decline Gait speed decline...

... generation remains elusive. Moreover, while some regions described in functional (correlative) studies may contribute to tic expression, others could indeed be involved in symptom compensation. Studies of brain lesions and brain stimulation results are among the few general concepts that may justify causal...

... tactile awareness. tactile extinction conscious perception perisylvian late responses brain lesions European Union Horizon 2020 Framework Program 935539 MIUR-SIR 2014 RBSI146V1D San Paolo Foundation 2016 CSTO165140 BIAL Foundation 10.13039/501100005032 311/2020 See Sirigu...

... to compare the use of neuronavigation to intraoperative ultrasound guidance in excision of intra-axial brain lesion. Patients and Methods This cohort study was conducted on 51 patients with intra-axial brain lesion is amenable to gross total resection. The primary outcome was extent of resection assessed...

...; Stefan Osswald; David Conen; Jens Kuhle; Leo H Bonati; and for the Swiss-AF Investigators In patients with atrial fibrillation, we show that age, diabetes, heart failure, peripheral artery disease and subclinical ischaemic brain lesions are associated with serum levels of neurofilament light chain...

... and sustain the inflammatory response, when they are re-exposed to their specific antigen. multiple sclerosis brain lesions T cells B cells immune activation Multiple sclerosis is an inflammatory demyelinating disease of the CNS ( Charcot, 1880 ). Active demyelination and neurodegeneration...

... are more frequently detected in the early post-implantation period, especially in patients receiving active fixation leads. We could not demonstrate a higher incidence of silent ischaemic brain lesions on CT scan in patients presenting AHREs during the early post-implantation period whereas...

... on brain dynamics. That is, computational modelling enables us to investigate what types or extent of damage the brain can withstand—referred to as network ‘robustness’—and conversely, which kind of distortions can be expected after brain lesions, including those purposively induced by surgery. Furthermore...

... that evaluates the relation between the incidence of AHRE and the presence of silent ischaemic brain lesions on computed tomography (CT) scan. Our data also showed that the presence of AHRE > 5 min in this selected population of patients with CIED was an independent risk factor associated to silent...

... of 9–12 or 13–15 accompanied by a brain lesion. The orthopedic injury group consisted of children who underwent hospitalization for a traumatic bone fracture (upper/lower extremities or pelvis). Children in the TBI groups and the orthopedic injury group were screened for exclusion criteria using...

... more slowly than targets at the centre of the display). visual search dimension weighting brain lesions voxel-based morphometry In traditional visual search experiments, participants are required to detect the presence of a predefined target item (e.g. a red bar) surrounded by varying numbers...

... accumulation. functional MRI stroke brain lesions motion processing visual cortex Unilateral damage to the primary visual cortex (V1) or optic radiations causes a profound loss of visual function in the contra-lesional visual field, termed partial cortical blindness. The visual defect is typically...

... underlie the beneficial effects of laser application in neurosurgery. stem cells cortical reorganisation neural plasticity brain lesions neural repair In situ hybridization with digoxigenin-labelled probes detecting the Ptprz1 isoforms Phosphacan and RPTPβ long was performed as described...

... investigation of the lesioned brain areas potentially associated with the temporal and spatial visuomotor abnormalities observed after right-brain lesions. Himmelbach et al. (2007) contested this by arguing that such studies contrasted the performance of neglect patients against healthy age-matched controls...

... for research on brain–behavior relationships, and suggests new possibilities for patient diagnosis and rehabilitation. attention brain lesions perceptual disorders spatial cognition white matter fiber pathways No wonder Lashley thought the whole brain was involved in mental tasks. It was not the whole...

... by task context. attention brain lesions neuropsychology vision The analysis of attentional impairments following brain lesions can be informed by a model of normal function. Here we use such a model — Bundesen's Theory of Visual Attention, or TVA ( Bundesen, 1990 ) — to assess impairments from focal...

... intertrigeminal site was identified by blood pressure. probing on dorsoventral tracks with 2 to 5 nL glutamate (10 nL, 10 mmol) Key Words: sleep apneas, brain lesions, EEG and EMG recording, rats injections from a multibarrel glass pipette. This site was then lesioned by Citation: Radulovacki M; Pavlovic S...