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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-12135-7eizure type and epilepsy syndrome followed by the selection of an appropriate antiepileptic drug at an appropriate dosage. Patients with epilepsy frequently receive inadequate care for their condition because of misdiagnosis, inappropriate treatment, complicated drug regimens, and inappropriate use

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Pioneer of Domination in Graphs,ites, fungi, viruses, and bacteria. Antigens are the distinguishing characteristics of pathogens, usually foreign molecules, used by the immune system as a target for identification of an invader and for direction of attack.

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Eulerian and Hamiltonian Walks,neural cells, their high-energy demands, and the mandate for electrochemical communication combine to place the nervous system at high risk for chemical perturbation. This inherent vulnerability is exploited by natural agents, synthetic chemicals, medications, and recreational substances designed or

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230625488adache: a patient’s first or worst headache; a recent change in the patient’s headache pattern; new neurologic findings; no response to treatment; and symptoms that do not correspond to a primary headache such as migraine, tension-type, or cluster [1].

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Roger N. Rosenberg (Professor of Neurology and PhyHundreds of high quality images in step with the latest developments in medicine.Over 1300 images, algorithms, tables and schematic drawings.World-renowned authors from a variety of medical discipline

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Cerebrovascular Disease,e United States, more than 400,000 patients are discharged each year from hospitals after stroke. The loss of these patients from the work force and the extended hospitalization they require during recovery make the economic impact of the disease one of the most devastating in medicine.