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Sixth cranial nerve palsy and contralateral hemiparesis (Raymond’s syndrome) sparing the face
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From amaurosis fugax to asymptomatic bithalamic infarct
Bilateral paramedian thalamic infarctions are usually associated with impaired consciousness, oculomotor disturbances and neuropsychological changes. A 44-year-old healthy woman presented with amaurosis fugax ...
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Levodopa reverses gait asymmetries related to anhedonia and magical ideation
Animals and men turn preferentially away from the hemisphere with the more active dopamine (DA) system. Consistent with the idea of a right–hemispheric hyperdopaminergia in schizophrenia, a leftsided turning b...
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Left temporal rhythmic electrical activity: a correlate for psychosis? A case report
It is well recognized that epileptic patients are at higher risk for acute or chronic psychotic states than non-epileptic subjects. Here we present intracranial depth electrode recordings during a psychotic e...
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Akinetic mutism in bilateral necrotizing leucoencephalopathy after radiation and chemotherapy: Electrophysiological and autopsy findings
In a patient with akinetic mutism, extensive circumscribed bilateral lesions in the precentral part of the centrum semiovale, due to delayed necrotizing leucoencephalopathy after combined intravenous polychemo...
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Affective and Cognitive Decisions on Faces in Normals
A face not only carries different meanings, but also carries meaning differently than for example a word. A face is stimulus and response in one, a stimulus which changes over age, changes with the affective s...
