Investigating a Seizure: Is it Epilepsy â MM1306
Epileptic seizures have varied symptoms and many paroxysmal events can be imitators of epileptic attacks. A detailed eyewitness report of the patientâs behaviour during a seizure can be a valuable diagnostic tool.
Modern Medicine â June 2013
Transient Neurological Troubles in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes – MM1305
Transient neurological attacks, early warning signs of cerebrovascular disease, are usually differentiated by their history. As type 2 diabetes is an important risk factor for a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) and subsequent stroke,
this article focuses on the acute, usually urgent management of this focal transient neurological problem and its prevention.
Modern Medicine â May 2013
Therapeutic Progress in Parkinsonâs Disease – MM1303
Pharmacological dopamine replacement is the most effective form of treatment for patients with early Parkinsonâs disease. However, it is only a symptomatic therapy. Future therapeutic strategies should therefore focus not only on ameliorating the symptoms of Parkinsonâs disease, but on neuroprotective or neurorescue therapies.
Modern Medicine â March 2013
