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Neurophysiology

 
 
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Disease relevance of Neurophysiology

  • This historical vignette represents recognition of the legacy of those many creative pioneers in this field of study, primarily in the areas of development of functional and stereotactic methods, epilepsy surgery, human neurophysiology, pain, movement disorders, neuroendocrine surgery, and psychiatric illnesses [1].
  • West Nile virus neuropathy and other topics: the best of the IFCN/AAEM. Highlights of the Joint Meeting of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology and the American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, San Francisco, CA, September 16-20, 2003 [2].
 

Psychiatry related information on Neurophysiology

 

High impact information on Neurophysiology

 

Biological context of Neurophysiology

 

Anatomical context of Neurophysiology

 

Associations of Neurophysiology with chemical compounds

  • Jon Kaas received a Ph.D. in Psychology with Irving Diamond at Duke University and completed a postdoctoral fellowship with Clinton Woolsey in neurophysiology at the University of Wisconsin, where he also collaborated with Ray Guillery [19].
  • The existence and possible functional relevance of bradykinin and kallidin (the peptides), kallikreins (the proteolytic enzymes), and kininases (the peptidases) in neurophysiology and neuropathological states are discussed in this review [20].
  • Chemical-induced changes in the structure or persistent changes in behavior, neurochemistry, or neurophysiology of the nervous system are regarded as neurotoxic effects [21].
  • RESULTS: Infants with PD mothers did not show more high reactivity, behavioral inhibition, or ambivalent/resistant attachment but did demonstrate different neurophysiology (higher salivary cortisol and more disturbed sleep) than controls [22].
  • In the present paper, recent data on cerebro cerebellar interactions is reviewed, particularly focusing on cerebellar influences over the neurophysiology of primary motor and primary sensory cortices [23].
 

Gene context of Neurophysiology

  • As a model system to study the potential role of CPE in neurophysiology, we carried out electroretinography (ERG) and retinal morphological studies on Cpe-/- and Cpe fat/fat mutant mice [24].
  • Recently, knockout mice deficient in the CB1 cannabinoid receptor have been generated, and these animals result in an excellent tool to evaluate the neurophysiology of the endogenous cannabinoid system [25].
  • Much of the data on the involvement of plasminogen activators in neurophysiology and -pathology have been derived from studies on experimental animals [26].
  • 3. Knowledge of the heterogeneous distribution of the central endothelin receptor subtypes aids in understanding the neurophysiology of endothelins [27].
  • All subjects underwent a dedicated MRI study of the brainstem and the whole series of brainstem tests currently used in clinical neurophysiology: early (R1) and late (R2) blink reflex, early (SP1) and late (SP2) masseter inhibitory reflex, and the jaw jerk to chin tapping [28].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Neurophysiology

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