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SSRIs are associated with a low rate of birth defects according to 2 new studies in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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The most common cause of bilateral vestibulopathy remains ototoxicity from antibiotics, such as gentamicin.
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The time to secondary progression and irreversible disability in childhood-onset MS is slower as compared to adult-onset disease. However, it occurs at a younger age.
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TCD and MRA have a low positive predictive value in diagnosing clinically significant intracranial stenosis, but are useful as screening tests to rule-out significant lesions.
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This is the first ever published phase I clinical trial testing gene therapy in Parkinson's disease( PD).
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A variety of peptide markers in the blood and CSF have been identified by proteomic techniques and should increase our ability to identify, at an early stage, those patients at risk for developing Alzheimer's dementia (AD).
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Using the CaPSURE registry, clinical features and prognostic factors were identified for the small percentage of patients who have bony metastases at the time of initial presentation.
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In a review of the Mayo Clinic experience over 50 years with polycythemia vera, the prognostic factors including leukocytosis were examined in the context of outcomes such as the development of leukemic or fibrotic transformation, thrombosis and overall survival.
