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A Review on the Role of Neuro-Inflammation in Multiple Sclerosis: Mechanisms, Pathogenesis, and Therapeutic Implications

Monish Khan*; Umesh Kumar; Shmmon Ahmad; Mohd Zaid Chaudhary; Mohd Asif

    Neuroinflammation is a prominent cause of multiple sclerosis pathogenesis. As a result, a greater understanding of the role played by neuroinflammation in these devastating conditions development should be deemed necessary for the design of effective new therapies.


Fluid Shifts and Cerebral Pseudo atrophy Secondary to Leaky Vessels and Gravity: A Case Report

Wissam Deeb; Ribal Bassil; Roberto Bomprezzi*

    The relevance of fluid shifts related to the impaired competence of the blood brain barrier in the absence of traumatic brain injury may be under-recognized and the clinical impact of shifts of fluids in the brain in the context of an acute systemic illness may pose a challenge to neurologists, intensivists and radiologists.


Faculty of Dentistry Student opinions on Learning Neuroanatomy Lesson by Distance Education in the Covid-19 Process

Erengül Boduc

    The Covid-19 pandemic has left very effective traces in every area in the world, and the health areas have been the most affected by this situation. One of these affected health areas is dentistry. In this study, the efficiency of the neuroanatomy course, which is difficult to understand even in face-to-face education, in the distance education process and alternative ways were evaluated through student opinions.


A Retrospective Pilot Study Suggesting an Increased Prevalence of Stroke in Patients with Breast Cancer in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Region

Rohan Rao; Abigail Koehler; Jane Khoury; Kiran Desai; Yehudit Rothman; Lalanthica V Yogendran; Kathleen Alwell; Elizabeth Shaughnessy; Wuwei Feng; Stacie L Demel; Soma Sengupta*

    We identified a subset of 137 patients from the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area (GCNK Region; Hamilton and Clermont counties in Ohio and Boone, Campbell, and Kenton counties in Kentucky) who had a diagnosis of cancer before a stroke. Then, further analysis was performed on the 98 patients within this population who had an ischemic stroke or TIA.


Knowledge of Cardiovascular Diseases as Stroke Risk Factors, and Acute Stroke Treatment and Secondary Prevention Among Medical Doctors in an Upper Middle-Income Country: A Cross-Sectional Questionnaire Study in Greater Gaborone, Botswana

Ookeditse Ookeditse*; Thusego R Motswakadikgwa; Kebadiretse K Ookeditse; Gosiame Masilo; Yaone Bogatsu; Baleufi C Lekobe; Mosepele Mosepele; Henrik Schirmer; Stein H Johnsen

    Aims: In this cross-sectional study from Botswana (upper middle-income country), the objective was to investigate awareness and knowledge of cardiovascular diseases as stroke risk factors, acute stroke treatment and secondary prevention among medical doctors.


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