Requirements
The poster board is 90 cm wide and 120 cm high (see image below).
On the top please indicate the title and author’s name as stated in the submitted abstract.
The text and illustrations should be readable from a distance of two meters (six feet).
Posters are to be mounted on Thursday, September 6, 2007 from 12:00.
Posters should be dismantled on Saturday, September 8, 2007 after 18:00 and will be the responsibility
of the presenters. The Organizing Committee will not be responsible for posters that are not removed
in time.
Time of Presentation
Poster presenters are kindly asked to be beside their posters during coffee breaks as follows:
Group 1 – Friday, September 7, 2007.
Group 2 – Saturday, September 8, 2007.
Please check the list below for your board number and group.
Tacks and technical equipment for the hanging of posters will be available.
Sample of Poster:
Poster Boards
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Board |
Title and Authors |
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1 |
SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF HIGH DOSES OF BOTOX IN THE TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY
Y.M. Awaad, USA |
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2 |
DOES HEMORRHAGIC TRANSFORMATION OF CEREBRAL INFARCTION ALWAYS PREDICT UNFAVOURABLE OUTCOME?
E. Batishcheva, N. Kuznetsov, O. Vinogradov, M. Gabotinskaya, Russia |
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3 |
LACUNAR AND NONLACUNAR STROKE OR TIA CAN BE DIFFERENTIATED IN THE ACUTE PHASE USING THE TRIAGE® STROKE PANEL
R. Brouns, R. Sheorajpanday, P.P. De Deyn, Belgium |
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4 |
IMPAIRED DIASTOLIC FUNCTION IN YOUNG PATIENTS AFFECTED BY ISCHEMIC STROKE
P. de Campora, L. Ragozzino, M. d'Ambrosio, A. Ascione, G. Di Micco, Italy |
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5 |
IMFLUENCE OF AGE ON VASCULAR RISK FACTORS PROFILE AMONG PATIENTS WITH STROKE AND TIA
L. Castilla-Guerra, M.C. Fernández-Moreno, A. Espino-Montoro, J. Marín-Martín, J. Alvarez-Suero, E. Carmona-Nimo, F. Pozuelo-Del Rosal, J.M. López-Chozas, M.D. Jiménez-Hernández, Spain |
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6 |
VISUAL AGNOSIA IN ISCHEMIC STROKE–A RECOVERY PREDICTOR
M. Deme, Germany |
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7 |
ANOSOGNOSIA IN ACUTE RIGHT HEMISPHERE STROKE, INFLUENCE ON THE PROGNOSIS
S.M. Deme, C.D. Jianu, P.D. Nanu, S. Kory-Calomfirescu, Romania |
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8 |
SEASONAL VARIATION IN STROKE IN BMAKO, MALI
D. Diallo, M.B Diarra, A. Diarra, M. Karambe, M.K. Toure, S. Traore, M. Sangare, M. Traore, Mali |
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9 |
ESSENTIAL TREMOR AND DEMENTIA – THE NEUROPATHOLOGICAL PATTERN
P.G. Frisina, W. Tse, T.D. Halbig, L.S. Libow, USA |
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10 |
FOUR CASES OF SPONTANEOUS INTRACRANIAL HYPOTENSION ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC SUBDURAL HEMATOMAS
K. Fujiwara, K. Saito, T. Ebina, Japan |
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11 |
SPONTANEOUS DISSECTION OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERIES AND RIGHT VERTEBRAL ARTERY IN A 17 YEAR OLD
I. Geana, A. Nistorescu, A.M. Tataru, C. Horhoianu, S.G. Manda, V. Zamfir, Romania |
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12 |
HOMOCYSTEINEMIA WITH RECURRENT STROKE, EPILEPSY AND LIVEDO RETICULARIS: A CASE REPORT
M. Ghabaee, A. Bayati, S. Assa, H. Sadeghian, Iran |
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13 |
RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME IN CHRONIC HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS: FREQUENCY, BIOCHEMICAL FINDINGS. IN SHIRAZ UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE HOSPITAL IN SOUTHERN OF IRAN
S. Gholamzadeh, M. Shakoor, Iran |
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14 |
POSTISCHEMIC INFLUENCE OF LESIONAL TOPOGRAPHY ON FUNCTIONAL DYNAMICS OF CORTICAL SENSORIMOTOR ACTIVATION
V. Gonzalez-Felipe, R.J. Seitz, H. Freund, Germany |
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15 |
THE TIME DISCRIMINATION OF AUDITORY SYSTEM IN PERSONS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE
E.J. Gorzelañczyk, J. Krolak, J. Zientalska, E. Laskowska, A. Stachowiak, A. Sêk, A. Wicher, Poland |
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16 |
CONTINUOUS DOPAMINERGIC STIMULATION IS A PROMISING THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE
R. Horowski, K.P. Latté, B. Schurad, H. Wachtel, D. Palla, F. Stocchi, Germany |
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17 |
TRANSIENT ISCAHEMIC ATTACK MANAGMENT SOFTWARE SYSTEM OR TIAM MANAGER
A. Jafar, UK |
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18 |
THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF QUERCETIN IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF PARKINSON DISEASE: A BEHAVIORAL AND HISTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS IN ADULT RATS
M.T. Joghataei, Iran |
|
19 |
GENETIC POLYMORPHISM OF THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE ENHANCER REGION (TSER) IN PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC PARKINSON’S DISEASE (IPD)
W. Kim, K. Kim, H. Kim, Y. Koo, Korea |
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20 |
HEMISPHERE SPECIFIC CORRELATIONS BETWEEN EMOTIONAL-MNESTIC ACTIVITY AND SEPARATE BRAIN METABOLITE INDICES IN POST-ISCHEMIC STROKE PATIENTS
V. Kuznetsov, Z. Rozhkova, D. Shulzhenko, E. Danich, Ukraine |
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21 |
BRAIN METABOLISM AND HEMODYNAMICS REORGANIZATION IN ELDERLY ISCHEMIC STROKE PATIENTS: HEMISPHERIC SPECIFICITIES
S. Kuznetsova, Ukraine |
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22 |
THE ERGOLINE LISURIDE IS DEVOID OF 5-HT2B AGONISM AND LACKS CASE REPORTS OF VALVULAR HEART DISEASE
K.P. Latté, B. Schurad, R. Horowski, Germany |
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23 |
FACTORS RELATED TO DEGREE OF PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL OCCLUSIVE DISEASE IN ACUTE STROKE PATIENTS
J.H. Lee, Korea |
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24 |
SUBLIMINAL PRIMING EFFECT IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE
M. Michalak, P. Jaskowski, E.J. Gorzelañczyk, Poland |
|
25 |
NEURO-SPIRITUALITY; A FUTURE HYPOTHETICAL ANS NOVEL APPROACH TO TREAT MEDICAL AND CNS CONDITIONS
A. Moreira, USA |
|
26 |
THREE CASES OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS ASOCIATED WITH POSITIVE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS FACTOR ANTIBODIES
A. Moreira, USA |
|
27 |
EFFECTS OF DIETARY/NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RISK OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
S. Parekh, UK |
|
28 |
THROMBOEMBOLIC PROPHYLAXIS IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMATHOMA
K. Popovic, S. Dunatov, A. Jurjevic, I. Antoncic, Croatia |
|
29 |
PRIMARY WRITING TREMOR, TYPE B SEEN ONLY WHILE WRITTING NUMBERS AND NOT LETTERS OR SENTENCES
A.Q. Rana, Canada |
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30 |
DO ISCHEMIC STROKE PATIENTS HAVE A TIGHTER FIBRIN NETWORK?
E. Rooth, H. Wallen, M. Blombäck, S. He, Sweden |
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31 |
ASPECTS OF RETINAL VESSELS AND BRAIN ISCHEMIC LESSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID ANTIBODIES PRESENT
T.I. Rosca, Romania |
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32 |
PECULIARITIES OF THE BRAIN METABOLISM IN NEONATES WITH CEREBRAL HYPOXIA-ISCHEMIA: MRI AND 1H MRS STUDY
Z. Rozhkova, Ukraine |
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33 |
ASSESSMENT OF INTRACRANIAL STENOTIC ARTERIES IN DIABETIC PATIENTS OLDER THAN 50 YEARS WITH HYPERTENSION BY TRANSCRANIAL DOPPLER SONOGRAPHY AND DETERMINATION OF IT’S RISK FACTORS
F. Sarvghadi,M. Karimi,F. Azizi, Iran |
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34 |
ISCHEMIC STROKE IN A PATIENT WITH TOURETTE´S SYNDROME: ASSOCIATION WITH THE ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME
M. Seijo-Martinez, J.A. Mosquera-Martinez, S. Romero-Yuste, J. Cruz-Martinez, Spain |
|
35 |
GENETIC POLYMORPHISM OF NQO1 ASSOCIATED WITH THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ISCHEMIC STROKE IN TAIWAN
H. Shyu, C. Cheng, Taiwan R.O.C |
|
36 |
LACUNAR STROKE: CASUAL HETEROGENITY
O. Vinogradov, N. Kuznetsov, Russia |
|
37 |
CENTRAL MOTOR CONDUCTION TIME COMPARED WITH UPPER MOTOR NEURON SIGNS AND MINIMAL VOLUNTARY CONTRACTION IN ALS PATIENTS USING TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION
J. An, W. Kim, J. Kim, Y. Kim, K. Lee, B. Kim, S. Lee, Korea |
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38 |
COMPARISON OF SENSORY SYMPTOMS SCORE WITH NERVE CONDUCTION STUDY INCLUDING MEDIAL PLANTAR NERVE IN DIABETIC PATIENTS
J. An, W. Kim, J. Kim, Y. Kim, K. Lee, B. Kim, Korea |
|
39 |
BRAIN ABSCESS IN A 24-YEAR-OLD PATIENT WITH RENDU WEBER OSLER SYNDROME
P. Angelidakis, V. Gourbali, M. Sakkopoulou, N. Matikas, Greece |
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40 |
ANAPHYLACTIC REACTION AFTER GADOLINIUM ADMINISTRATION DURING MRI IN PATIENT WITH PORPHYRIA
E. Belniak, U. Chyrchel, K. Mitosek-Szewczyk, T. Stelmasiak, Z. Stelmasiak, Poland |
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41 |
RELATION BETWEEN IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA AND FIRST FEBRILE CONVULSION
E. Bidabadi, M. Mashouf ,Iran |
|
42 |
IMPAIRED MITOCHONDRIAL CALCIUM CAPACITY IN NEURONAL CELLS EXPRESSING SOD1 MUTANTS RELATED TO FAMILIAL ALS
E. Cousse, E. Pille, E. Bogaert, I. Elens, W. Robberecht, L. Van Den Bosch, P. De Smet, G. Callewaert, Belgium |
|
43 |
RELAPSE OF EPILEPSY OR PANIC DISORDER
I. Filipcic, S. Basic, S. Hajnsek, Croatia |
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44 |
AN INVESTIGATION OF PULMONARY SILENT ASPIRATION AND PNEUMONIA IN ACUTE CARE SETTING IN SHIRAZ UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE HOSPITALS, IRAN
S. Gholamzadeh, M. Moattari, A. Emad, Iran |
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45 |
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXECUTIVE AND MOTOR FUNCTIONING IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE
E.J. Gorzelanczyk, J. Jelonek, M. Olzak, Poland |
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46 |
ASSOCIATION OF A POLYMORPHISM IN MDR1 C3435T WITH RESPONSE TO ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUG TREATMENT IN CROATIAN PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY
S. Hajnsek, D. Sporis, N. Bozina, S. Basic, M. Lovric, I. Kovacevic, Croatia |
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47 |
VAGAL NERVE STIMULATION IN PATIENTS WITH REFRACTORY EPILEPSY AND POLYMICROGYRIA
S. Hajnsek, S. Basic, D. Sporis, I. Filipcic, I. Kovacevic, Croatia |
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48 |
NEUTRALISING ANTIBODIES DID NOT AFFECT CLINICAL OUTCOMES AFTER 3 YEARS IN THE BENEFIT STUDIES
H.P. Hartung, G. Edan, M.S. Freedman, L. Kappos, D.H. Miller, X. Montalban, C.H. Polman, L. Bauer, V. Lanius, C. Pohl, R. Sandbrink, UK |
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49 |
SCIATIC NERVE REGENERATION IN THE PIEZOELECTRIC TUBE: THE INFLUENCE OF NGF AND IGF-I
M.T. Joghataei, T. Peirouvi, G.H. Farjah, M. Mehdizadeh, Iran |
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50 |
A GENETIC AND PHENOTYPIC STUDY OF A LARGE TURKISH FAMILY WITH SPINAL AND BULBAR MUSCULAR ATROPHY (KENNEDY’S DISEASE)
H. Karaer, Y. Kaplan, S.G. Kurt, A. Gundogdu, B. Erdogan, A.N. Basak, Turkey |
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51 |
SOME INCONSISTENCIES IN DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATION OF APHASIA
V. Kljajevic, Canada |
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52 |
RISK OF COMPLICATIONS IN MIGRAINES WITH AURA (MA)
D. Kountouris, K. Karachristou, A. Bougioukou, K. Koutsobelis, Greece |
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53 |
APALLIC SYNDROME (AS): A TABOO OF AN INCURABLE DISEASE AND CONSERVATISM IN MEDICINE
B. Lushchyk, Ukraine |
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54 |
GOWERS INSULAR PANATROPHY- A BENIGN CONDITION?
M. Macovei, C. Popa, A. Ilinca, Romania |
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55 |
MORPHOMETERIC STUDY OF PRIMARY SENSORY NEURONS FOLLOWING SURGICAL REPAIR OF SCIATIC NERVE
M. Mehdizadeh, M.A. Atlasi, M.H. Bahadori, M.T. Joghataei, Iran |
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56 |
TRANSPLANTATION OF STEM CELLS IN NEUROLOGY
N. Mironov, I. Saburina, D. Howe, N. Mkrtchyan, S. Ivanov, I. Mironov, Russia |
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57 |
CIGARETTE SMOKING-ALZHEIMER: AFTER 10 YEARS THE MYSTERY HAD BEEN SOLVED?
A. Mititelu, UK |
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58 |
SLEEP DISORDERS IN LATE PREGNANCY AND EFFECTIVE FACTORS ON SLEEP DISORDERS AT THE LAST MONTH OF PREGNANCY IN FIRUZABADI HOSPITAL IN TEHRAN, 2006
S. Nazarpour, M. Robatjazi, S.A. Siadati, Iran |
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59 |
FACTORS AFFECTING THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC EPILEPSY IN THAILAND
K. Phabphal, K. Limapichat, P. Sathirapanya, S. Setthawatcharawanich, Thailand |
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60 |
THE POSTTRAUMATIC SURVIVAL OF DIFFERENT POPULATIONS DRG NEURONS BY ALLOTRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL TISSUES TO TRANSECTED SCIATIC NERVE IN THE RAT
I. Raginov, G. Fomina, R. Masgutov, A. Malomug, M. Nigmetzyanova, Y. Chelyshev, Russia |
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61 |
INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF TENS ON PRIMARY DYSMENORRHEA IN THE STUDENTS OF TEHRAN MEDICAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY RESIDENTIAL DORMITORY
M. Robatjazi, S. Nazarpour, S.A. Siadati, Iran |
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62 |
DIFFERENTIATION OF OSTEOPOROSIS FROM OTHER VERTEBRAE PATHOLOGIES BASED ON MARROW FAT CONTENT: MRI AND 1H MRS STUDY
Z. Rozhkova, D. Maksyuta, Ukraine |
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63 |
RECIDIVE POSTPARTAL CONVULSIONS - PRIMARY SEIZURE DISORDER OR POSTERIOR REVERSIBLE ENCEPHALOPATHY SYNDROME
J. Rudez, L. Antonelli, I. Antonèiæ, S. Dunatov, D. Cvjetoviæ, Croatia |
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64 |
TUMOR-LIKE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: A DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA. REPORT OF 6 CASES
M.G. Sakkopoulou, D. Karakalos, N. Matikas, Greece |
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65 |
ALZHEIMER'S CASES RECOVERY APPLYING A PROTOCOL DERIVED FROM THE CONTROVERSIAL PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY
L.M Sanchez, W. Pierce, J. Gomez Salgado, M.A. Leites, L.A. Portillo, E.D. Ferrari, G.A. Martinez, M.A. Jalife, M. Rubano, J.D. Garcia, Argentina |
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66 |
APOPTOTIC CHANGES IN THE CORTEX AND HIPPOCAMPUS OF MICE FOLLOWING MINIMAL BRAIN TRAUMA (MTBI)
S. Schreiber, V. Tashlykov, Y. Katz, V. Gazit, O. Zohar, C.G. Pick, Israel |
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67 |
REVEALING THE DIAGNOSIS OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE: A TRANSVERSAL SURVEY OF BELGIAN NEUROLOGISTS AND NEUROPSYCHIATRISTS
K. Segers, M. Meriem, C. Christian, Belgium |
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68 |
SUDDEN SMOKING CESSATION AND CHEMOSENSORY ABNORMALITIES ASSOCIATED WITH PATHOLOGIC HYPERSOMNIA WITH SLEEP APNEA
H. Sienkiewicz-Jarosz, P. Bienkowski, P. Zatorski, A. Korkosz, A. Œciñska, D. Ryglewicz, Poland |
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69 |
THE EFFECT OF MODIFICATION OF PROPOFOL SPEED APPLICATION IN WADA TEST
P. Soluch, O. Szymañska, A. Rysz, B. Majkowska-Zwoliñska, P. Kulisiewicz, A. Szczêsny, M. Jaworski, Poland |
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70 |
SOCIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF EPILEPSY
M. Sundaram Ramachandran, T.K. Subramanian Ponniah, India |
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71 |
MULTIPLE SCHWANNOMAS: SCHWANNOMATOSIS OR NEUROFIBROMATOSIS TYPE 2?
M. Traore, J.T Thomas, M. Sangare, Mali |
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72 |
POSSIBILITIES OF INFLUENCING SOME ANTIEPILEPTIC BRAINSTEM SYSTEMS
I. Verulashvili, Georgia |
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73 |
HUMAN CLAUSTRUM: A NEW DIVISION BASIS ON THE ANATOMICAL LANDMARKS AND MORPHOLOGICAL FINDINGS
M.R. Namavar, Y. Sadeghi, H. Haghir, Iran |
| 74 |
BOTULINUM TOXIN IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS - REHABILITATION UNIT EXPERIENCE
E.A. Sevilla Hernandez, J.V. Lozano Guadalajara I. Martinez Gonzalez-Moro, Spain |
| 75 |
BOTULINUM TOXIN IN FACIAL HEMISPASM - REHABILITATION UNIT EXPERIENCE
E.A. Sevilla Hernandez, J.V. Lozano Guadalajara I. Martinez Gonzalez-Moro, Spain | |
