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This study sought to determine if there is any overlap between the two major non-rapid eye movement and rapid eye movement parasomnias, i.e. sleepwalking/sleep terrors and rapid eye movement sleep behaviour disorder. We assessed adult patients with sleepwalking/sleep terrors using rapid eye movement

The syndrome of postural deficiency represents an alteration of tonic and postural equilibrium, related to the affectation of the reception, transmission and integration of proprioceptive and visual information. The physiological, semiological and therapeutical basis of the syndrome of postural

Ictal onset baseline shifts, in surface and intracranial EEG, have been shown to localize focal epilepsies. However, whether direct current EEG amplifiers are required to detect infraslow activity is unresolved. We retrospectively analyzed intracranial EEG data from 24 patients with temporal lobe

This study was designed to investigate the effects of halothane on the electrical activity of the respiratory muscles in rats. Indeed, halothane is known to reduce end-expiratory lung volume, both in man and in animal; this may be due to altered activity in the respiratory muscles. The electrical

Elixirs were formerly very used drugs or drinks. They are alcoholized and sugared, often offered as liquors, pleasant to drink, and contain drugs or not. Many are uncommon now, but Garrus elixir has passed through the centuries. Digestive stimulative, tonic, flavour of potions, aperitive and liquor,

BACKGROUND Neurological disorders are frequently being managed by general practitioners. It is therefore critical that future physicians become comfortable with neurological examination and physical diagnosis. Graduating medical students often consider neurological examination as one of the clinical

OBJECTIVE To evaluate continuing stiripentol treatment in adulthood in Dravet syndrome (DS). METHODS Longitudinal data were collected from the last visit prior to age 15 years (V15 y ) to the last visit in adulthood (Vadult ) in the 40 DS patients (32 typical, eight atypical) of a French historical