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How does the MR surrogate marker in the multiple sclerosis model apply to Alzheimer’s disease.
Giant congenital nevus and chronic progressive ascending hemiparesis (Mills syndrome). Report of a case.
We describe the case of a 20 year old boy with a giant congenital nevus who developed a chronic progressive ascending hemiparesis. The association of the pigmented lesion with a focal neurological deficit is pathognomonic for neurocutaneous melanosis complicated by a leptomeningeal melanoma. MR imaging at 1.5 tesla ruled out such a possibility and showed a small aspecific pontine lesion along the route of the corticospinal tract. We discuss possible etiologies
Validity of direct assessment of functional status as a tool for measuring Alzheimer's disease severity.
Clinical and medial temporal features in a family with mood disorders.
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