Interferon-beta1a in chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy.
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Biomedical subjects
C Naegeli
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Acute reversible ataxo-myoclonic encephalopathy with flecainide therapy.
A 73 year-old patient with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome and paroxysmic supraventricular tachycardia developed an acute reversible encephalopathy within 15 days of initiation of flecainide. The clinical picture was characterized by visual hallucinations, agitation, anxiety, but no disorientation, and a severe cerebello-myoclonic syndrome with total inability to stand up and walk, which was fully reversible on discontinuing the medication.
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[Disorders of the lumbosacral and pubic plexus: origins, manifestations and approach].
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[Various encephalopathies caused by drugs].
Practically all drugs administered in large amounts can give rise to neurologic symptoms such as drowsiness, insomnia, confusion, seizures or coma and extrapyramidal disorders. In this study, five classes of agents are reviewed: antipsychotic drugs, drugs for Parkinson's disease, antiepileptic drugs, calcium antagonists and salts of bismuth.
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Palpebral asymmetry and hyperthyroidism. Two cases in connection with Graves' disease.
The causes of eyelid retraction or ptosis are numerous. Eye changes associated with thyroid dysfunctions are frequent, and diagnosis is not difficult in patients who are thyrotoxic. In euthyroid patients more difficulty may be encountered, especially if the disorder is asymmetric. The cases are described of two patients with ptosis and eyelid retraction on the other side, who suffered from thyroid disorder.
Blepharoptosis↗