Titlebook: Infections of the Nervous System; David Schlossberg (Professor of Medicine,Director) Book 1990 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1990 AIDS.Inf

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The Cerebellum and CNS Infectionhe pons and medulla. It connects to the brain stem by way of three cerebellar peduncles: the superior (brachium conjunctivum), middle (brachium pontis), and inferior (restiform body). Through complex interconnections and feedback circuits, the cerebellum participates in the initiation of movement, t

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Prions Causing Transmissible Neurodegenerative Diseasesusing scrapie prompted introduction of the term “prion” to distinguish this class of particles from viruses and viroids.. The slow infectious agents that cause transmissible mink encephalopathy (TME), chronic wasting disease (CWD), and kuru are not well characterized; thus, further knowledge about t

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Myelitisersial topic since its initial recognition, with noted authorities debating not only its classification, but also its existence. Leyden. classified spinal necrosis under the heading of myelitis and had a bitter dispute with Oppenheim. Oppenheim. was more progressive and was responsible for a revisio

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Peripheral Nerve Disease Caused by Infection, Toxins, and Postinfectious Syndromes. The PNS encompasses the spinal roots, the nerve trunks, the dorsal root and autonomic ganglia, peripheral nerves, and the third to 12th cranial nerves. The olfactory and optic nerves are excluded since they are special extensions of the central nervous system (CNS). Consideration of the biology an

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orking conditions have improved since children were sent up chimneys, we have the modern equivalent in terms of widespread job-related stress and the incapacitated or sick of working age. Indeed, if jobs are so great, why are we paid to do them? The apparently . reason why we keep working is that, i

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Jay H. Tureen,Merle A. Sande rich countries, its results have been disappointing, and increasingly so. Even judged by traditional criteria, growth has been less, and less consistent, in the last 25 years than in the 25 years before. Such policies have failed to ensure full employment, and have not reduced — in some cases have