Joseph Jankovic, MD
September 2017—Recognizing the full spectrum of phenomenology of tics and various behavioral comorbidities is critical to diagnosis.
April 2016—New Findings Clarify Cognitive Difficulties in Communication for PD patients
The ability to keep up with conversations can be a challenge for some patients with Parkinson&r…
Kevin G. Lazo, DO, Steven Mandel, MD, Bidyut Pramanik, MD, Jane Lee, MD, Maria V. Devita, MD, David Coven, MD, PhD, and Sandra Gelbard, MD
April 2016—Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome (PRES) is a condition caused by reversible subcortical vasogenic edema that can clinically manifest with headache, altered mental …
March 2016—New research has shed light on the size of neural connections, estimating the memory capacity of the brain far higher than common estimates. Investigators from the Salk Instit…
March 2016—Why Early Diagnosis and Strong Patient Partnerships Have Become the Cornerstone of Multiple Sclerosis Treatment.
Mohanad Alzubaidi, MD and Aziz Shaibani, MD, FACP, FAAN, FANA
January/February 2016—
In last month’s challenge (available on PracticalNeurology.com),
we presented a case of a 70-year-old man with a sudden lisp.
Lingual dysarthria can be a featu…
A Q&A with David M. Simpson, MD
November/December 2015—One expert addresses the evolving standards of care and strategies for enabling patients to receive optimal care.
John W. Norbury, MD, Nens van Alfen, MD, PhD, Kelly M. Harrell, PhD, MPT, Carrie A. McShane, MD, Daniel P. Moore, MD, Steven Mandel, MD
November/December 2015—An understanding of the basic science, clinical presentation, and treatment options for neuralgic amyotrophy is necessary to facilitate timely diagnosis and treatment.
