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Intracerebral Hematoma From Aneurysm Rupture
Although rupture of cerebral aneurysms usually results in SAH, some degree of intraparenchymal bleeding is often seen.
Mapping and Monitoring in Glioma Surgery
The authors present the currently available techniques for pre- and intraoperative brain mapping and monitoring in glioma surgery, allowing for greater extent of resection and improved survival.
Mother's Smoking, Early Birth May Raise ADHD Risk in Children
But researchers say more study on the causes of the disorder is needed
Multiple Sclerosis and Your Job
Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of multiple sclerosis and your job including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more.
Drinking Juice May Stall Alzheimer's
Drinking fruit or vegetable juice at least three times a week may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease by up to 76%, researchers report.
Late-Dementia Suffering Often Unnecessary
Patients with advanced Alzheimer's disease or other age-related dementias often suffer unnecessarily near the end of life probably because their condition is not recognized as fatal, researchers say.
How to Live With Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral Neuropathy is a permanent neurological disorder which adversely affects the peripheral nerves, often causing the patient severe pain and restricted mobility.Typically, peripheral neuropathy is closely associated with diabetes and affects the feet and lower legs, although the Neuropathy A
Ask the Experts - What Is the Likely Etiology of Sudden Onset...
What would be the most likely etiology of sudden onset exertional headaches in a 47-year-old patient who underwent aortic valve replacement (Carbomedics S500 valve) 4 months ago and in whom bleeding and aneurysm have been ruled out by MRA and CT?
Psychological Factors in Spinal Cord Stimulation Therapy
In this article, the author briefly reviews some of the data on psychological factors involved in spinal cord stimulation therapy.
Treat and Prevent a Multiple Sclerosis Flare-Up
When you have relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS), you can go days or years without major changes in your symptoms. Then, suddenly, things change. Learn more at WebMD.
Adults With ADHD Miss More Workdays
Adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) put in 22 fewer workdays per year than their co-workers without the condition, according to a new study.
Neuroimaging in the Evaluation of Epilepsy
Learn about recent advances in neuroimaging which have enhanced our ability to identify underlying pathologies in epilepsy, and improved presurgical evaluation in medically intractable cases.
Magnesium May Improve Memory
A new study suggests that increasing your consumption of magnesium, an essential mineral found in dark leafy vegetables and certain fruits, beans, and nuts, may help combat memory lapses associated with aging.
The Basics of Mad Cow Disease
A lot of misconception surrounds mad cow disease. Learn more about it and its risk to humans.
Stage of Oligodendrocytes Determines Response to Microglia In Vitro
Activated microaglia may have divergent effect on oligodendrocyte progenitor cells (OPC's) and mature oligodendrocytes, reducing OPC survival and increasing mature oligodendrocyte survival.
The Ear (Human Anatomy): Picture, Function, Definition, Conditions, and More
WebMD's Ear Anatomy Page provides a detailed image and definition of the ear as well as an overview of ear-related health problems. Learn about the ear's function in the body and test and treatments that may affect the ear.
Carpal Tunnel Cure
Carpal tunnel syndrome results from the nerve located in the hand, called the median nerve, being compressed due to inflammation or pressure. It is an overuse injury that leaves the hand with pain, weakness and numb tingling feelings. There are many ways to treat carpal tunnel syndrome.
Brain and Nervous System News and Features Page
Find special feature stories and news on Central Nervous System & Brain Health at WebMD
Recovery From Spinal Injury
Spinal injury is a result of the dislocation or a fracture to the vertebrae. A spinal injury usually tears into the spinal cord tissue or presses down on the nerves in the spine. If you have a complete or severe injury, you will be paralyzed. Most people with a spinal cord injury will always have so