Search Results:QuestionsMovement disorders and sleep Which of the following movement disorders is present (persists) during sleep User Forums and CommentsRe: Re: Comments Thanks!Movement disorder & neuroopth videos are a great idea. If I'm able to find some, I'll definitely put them up here. Any ideas where I might encounter someIn the meantime, here are a couple of questions on FrontalCortex that have animations... Question Contest The April Question Contest is now up and running! Submit an original question on Movement Disorders by April 30, 2007 to qualify to win 100 dollars (US). -jdm Online Course ContentCorticalbasal ganglionic degeneration, coronal section of brain 3 thalamus and basal ganglia. (image) Prion Infections Infection without inflammation – Prion diseases A. PathogenesisHuman spongiform encephalopathies are a group of disorders that share certain clinical, pathological, and pathogenetic features. All cause a progressive, fatal, dementing illness; most... |
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