The Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences 2007: Vol 34 Index & Table of Contents

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THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES
Author Index to Volume 34 — 2007
Acharya HJ 56 (FEB) ‘hahin N.S 380 (AUG) Fox S.H. 438 (NOV) Keene D.L. 349 (AUG)
Ahn T-B 53 (FEB) ‘halmers A 81 (FEB) Fuller G.N. 322 (AUG) Keith J. 92 (FEB)
Al-Harthi A 417 (NOV) “*hambers A 402 (NOV) Gains MJ 126 (MAY) Kern R. 467 (NOV)
Altinors N 483 (NOV) ‘haturvedi S 375 (AUG) Gawel M. S4 (NOV) Kim H-J. 53 (FEB)
Alvarez N 105 (FEB) ‘hen J-T 328 (AUG) George D. 362 (AUG) 248 (MAY)
Amrami K.K 380 (AUG) ‘hen W 356 (AUG) Gerretsen P. 467 (NOV) Kim J-M. 53 (FEB)
Ang L-C 245 (MAY) ren Y-¥ 328 (AUG) Giammarco R. S4 (NOV) Kim S-M. 248 (MAY)
Angel MJ 427 (NOV) “hin V 3 (FEB) Gladstone J.P. S4 (NOV) Kim S-Y. 53 (FEB)
Ashforth R.A 460 (NOV) “hkili T 421 (NOV) Glass H.C. 88 (FEB) Kirk A. 124 (MAY)
Aslan A. 84 (FEB) ‘ho J-W 53 (FEB) Goldstein W 256 (MAY) Klurfan P. 38 (FEB)
Aube M S4 (NOV) “how M.M 160 (NOV) Goransson L.G. 280 (AUG) KolyvasG 390 (AUG)
Barron J 251 (MAY) iristiaCn 411 (NOV) Goyal M. 243 (MAY) Kovacs K. 478 NOV)
Baxter D 497 (NOV) ‘hristie S.N S4 (NOV) Grant I.A. 69 (FEB) Lai K-L 328 (AUG)
Becker W.J 257 (MAY) ‘oo H 160 (MAY) Grewal R.P. 208 (MAY) vai T-H. 328 (AUG)
S4 (NOV) ‘ossette P 211 (MAY) Grimes D.A. 336 (AUG) vam F.C 372 (AUG)
Bell R.B 105 (FEB) Couldwell W.1 322 (AUG) Grisaru S. 316 (AUG) 237 (MAY)
362 (AUG) Cusimano M.D 478 (NOV) Grondin R.T. 197 (MAY) ang At 438 (NOV)
Benard M 211 (MAY) Cyr M 18 (FEB) Gubitz G.J. 411 (NOV) aanthier § 254 (MAY)
Benatar M 47 (FEB) Dai D 411 (NOV) Guerreiro C.A.M. 187 (MAY) aperriere N. 39 (AUG)
Benomar A 421 (NOV) Darsaut T.E 4160 (NOV) Gunnarsson T. 38 (FEB) 402 (NOV)
Benstead TJ 69 (FEB) | (FEB) Guo G. 62 (FEB) Larouche A 296 (AUG)
Bernardi L. 313 (AUG) Davis M 456 (NOV) Gurelik B 84 (FEB) LeBlanc A.C. 126 (MAY)
Bernstein M 121 (MAY) Day A.G 160 (MAY) Gurelik M. 84 (FEB) Leavitt B.R. 193 (MAY)
339 (AUG) Dehdashti A.R 339 (AUG) Hache N 251 (MAY) Lebel M. 18 (FEB)
Bilbao J. 92 (FEB) Dennis K.E.B 245 (MAY) Hader W.J 197 (MAY) Lecomte R 296 (AUG)
Birouk N. 421 (NOV) Dickhoff P 365 (AUG) Hamilton M.G 197 (MAY) Lewis V. 88 (FEB)
Bisson E.FP. 488 (NOV) Dominguez M.J 254 (MAY) Hamiwka L.A. 316 (AUG) Liao K-K 328 (AUG)
Bojanowski M.W 386 (AUG) Downie J 11 (FEB) Hamiwka L.D. 316 (AUG) Lisi M. 485 (NOV)
Bolton C. 313 (AUG) Dumont 1 488 (NOV) Hammond R. 92 (FEB) Liu S. 356 (AUG)
Bonaparte J.P. 69 (FEB) Dunham( 88 (FEB) Han F. 336 (AUG) Lo W. 356 (AUG)
Borsody M 375 (AUG) Dupre N 333 (AUG) Hanson A 362 (AUG) Lowry N. 443 (NOV)
Bouchard T.P. 56 (FEB) 211 (MAY) Hashimoto I. 146 (MAY) MacRae M.E. 197 (MAY)
Bouhouche A 121 (NOV) Dwinnel M 193 (MAY) Herridge M.S. 427 (NOV) 362 (AUG)
Brais B. 211 (MAY) Dyck P.J.B 380 (AUG) Hill M.D. 243 (MAY) Maciel Jr. J.A. 187 (MAY)
Bril V 427 (NOV) Edgar C.M 160 (MAY) Hoke A. 288 (AUG) Mackie G. S4 (NOV)
Brown L.N. 433 (NOV) Eliasziw M 433 (NOV) Hopman W.M. 160 (MAY) Malisza K 11 (FEB)
Brunet D.G 160 (MAY) Ellis MJ 491 (NOV) Horvath E. 478 (NOV) Maroun | 251 (MAY)
Buenz E.J. 108 (FEB) Elysee S 254 (MAY) Howe C.L 108 (FEB) Marshall J. 11 (FEB)
Bulman D.E 336 (AUG) Emery D.J 56 (FEB) Humphreys P. 349 (AUG) Martin R 356 (AUG)
Burneo J.G 225 (MAY) Emond f 333 (AUG) Illes J. 3 (FEB) Martin T. 11 (FEB)
230 (MAY) Engelstad J.K 380 (AUG) Jacka M.J. 307 (AUG) Martin W.R.W. 401 (NOV)
Busche K. 365 (AUG) Fanous R 5 (FEB) Jacob P. 349 (AUG) Mateen FJ. 377 (AUG)
Cairncross J.G 402 (NOV) Finch 1 251 (MAY) Jaigobin C. 74 (FEB) 270 (AUG)
‘alisaneller T. 483 (NOV) Findlay J.M | (FEB) Jarrett J. 411 (NOV) Mathieu D. 296 (AUG)
“amicioli R.M 56 (FEB) 460 (NOV) Jeon B-S. 53 (FEB) Maxner C.E. 456 (NOV)
“aner H 483 (NOV) Fisher BJ 245 (MAY) Jones C.A 167 (MAY) McBride E.V. 160 (MAY)
“asaubon L. 74 (FEB) Fitzpatrick W 443 (NOV) Josephson C.B. 221 (MAY) McCutcheon LE. 322 (AUG)
368 (AUG) Fortin D 296 (AUG) Karada O 84 (FEB) McDonald PJ. 491 (NOV)
‘avalcanti R 368 (AUG) Fourney D.R 451 (NOV) Kars H.Z. 84 (FEB) McLachlan R.S. 230 (MAY)
Cenic A. 485 (NOV) Fox R 372 (AUG) Keegan B.M. 377 (AUG) 225 (MAY)
THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES
Author Index to Volume 34 — 2007
Acharya HJ 56 (FEB) ‘hahin N.S 380 (AUG) Fox S.H. 438 (NOV) Keene D.L. 349 (AUG)
Ahn T-B 53 (FEB) ‘halmers A 81 (FEB) Fuller G.N. 322 (AUG) Keith J. 92 (FEB)
Al-Harthi A 417 (NOV) “*hambers A 402 (NOV) Gains MJ 126 (MAY) Kern R. 467 (NOV)
Altinors N 483 (NOV) ‘haturvedi S 375 (AUG) Gawel M. S4 (NOV) Kim H-J. 53 (FEB)
Alvarez N 105 (FEB) ‘hen J-T 328 (AUG) George D. 362 (AUG) 248 (MAY)
Amrami K.K 380 (AUG) ‘hen W 356 (AUG) Gerretsen P. 467 (NOV) Kim J-M. 53 (FEB)
Ang L-C 245 (MAY) ren Y-¥ 328 (AUG) Giammarco R. S4 (NOV) Kim S-M. 248 (MAY)
Angel MJ 427 (NOV) “hin V 3 (FEB) Gladstone J.P. S4 (NOV) Kim S-Y. 53 (FEB)
Ashforth R.A 460 (NOV) “hkili T 421 (NOV) Glass H.C. 88 (FEB) Kirk A. 124 (MAY)
Aslan A. 84 (FEB) ‘ho J-W 53 (FEB) Goldstein W 256 (MAY) Klurfan P. 38 (FEB)
Aube M S4 (NOV) “how M.M 160 (NOV) Goransson L.G. 280 (AUG) KolyvasG 390 (AUG)
Barron J 251 (MAY) iristiaCn 411 (NOV) Goyal M. 243 (MAY) Kovacs K. 478 NOV)
Baxter D 497 (NOV) ‘hristie S.N S4 (NOV) Grant I.A. 69 (FEB) Lai K-L 328 (AUG)
Becker W.J 257 (MAY) ‘oo H 160 (MAY) Grewal R.P. 208 (MAY) vai T-H. 328 (AUG)
S4 (NOV) ‘ossette P 211 (MAY) Grimes D.A. 336 (AUG) vam F.C 372 (AUG)
Bell R.B 105 (FEB) Couldwell W.1 322 (AUG) Grisaru S. 316 (AUG) 237 (MAY)
362 (AUG) Cusimano M.D 478 (NOV) Grondin R.T. 197 (MAY) ang At 438 (NOV)
Benard M 211 (MAY) Cyr M 18 (FEB) Gubitz G.J. 411 (NOV) aanthier § 254 (MAY)
Benatar M 47 (FEB) Dai D 411 (NOV) Guerreiro C.A.M. 187 (MAY) aperriere N. 39 (AUG)
Benomar A 421 (NOV) Darsaut T.E 4160 (NOV) Gunnarsson T. 38 (FEB) 402 (NOV)
Benstead TJ 69 (FEB) | (FEB) Guo G. 62 (FEB) Larouche A 296 (AUG)
Bernardi L. 313 (AUG) Davis M 456 (NOV) Gurelik B 84 (FEB) LeBlanc A.C. 126 (MAY)
Bernstein M 121 (MAY) Day A.G 160 (MAY) Gurelik M. 84 (FEB) Leavitt B.R. 193 (MAY)
339 (AUG) Dehdashti A.R 339 (AUG) Hache N 251 (MAY) Lebel M. 18 (FEB)
Bilbao J. 92 (FEB) Dennis K.E.B 245 (MAY) Hader W.J 197 (MAY) Lecomte R 296 (AUG)
Birouk N. 421 (NOV) Dickhoff P 365 (AUG) Hamilton M.G 197 (MAY) Lewis V. 88 (FEB)
Bisson E.FP. 488 (NOV) Dominguez M.J 254 (MAY) Hamiwka L.A. 316 (AUG) Liao K-K 328 (AUG)
Bojanowski M.W 386 (AUG) Downie J 11 (FEB) Hamiwka L.D. 316 (AUG) Lisi M. 485 (NOV)
Bolton C. 313 (AUG) Dumont 1 488 (NOV) Hammond R. 92 (FEB) Liu S. 356 (AUG)
Bonaparte J.P. 69 (FEB) Dunham( 88 (FEB) Han F. 336 (AUG) Lo W. 356 (AUG)
Borsody M 375 (AUG) Dupre N 333 (AUG) Hanson A 362 (AUG) Lowry N. 443 (NOV)
Bouchard T.P. 56 (FEB) 211 (MAY) Hashimoto I. 146 (MAY) MacRae M.E. 197 (MAY)
Bouhouche A 121 (NOV) Dwinnel M 193 (MAY) Herridge M.S. 427 (NOV) 362 (AUG)
Brais B. 211 (MAY) Dyck P.J.B 380 (AUG) Hill M.D. 243 (MAY) Maciel Jr. J.A. 187 (MAY)
Bril V 427 (NOV) Edgar C.M 160 (MAY) Hoke A. 288 (AUG) Mackie G. S4 (NOV)
Brown L.N. 433 (NOV) Eliasziw M 433 (NOV) Hopman W.M. 160 (MAY) Malisza K 11 (FEB)
Brunet D.G 160 (MAY) Ellis MJ 491 (NOV) Horvath E. 478 (NOV) Maroun | 251 (MAY)
Buenz E.J. 108 (FEB) Elysee S 254 (MAY) Howe C.L 108 (FEB) Marshall J. 11 (FEB)
Bulman D.E 336 (AUG) Emery D.J 56 (FEB) Humphreys P. 349 (AUG) Martin R 356 (AUG)
Burneo J.G 225 (MAY) Emond f 333 (AUG) Illes J. 3 (FEB) Martin T. 11 (FEB)
230 (MAY) Engelstad J.K 380 (AUG) Jacka M.J. 307 (AUG) Martin W.R.W. 401 (NOV)
Busche K. 365 (AUG) Fanous R 5 (FEB) Jacob P. 349 (AUG) Mateen FJ. 377 (AUG)
Cairncross J.G 402 (NOV) Finch 1 251 (MAY) Jaigobin C. 74 (FEB) 270 (AUG)
‘alisaneller T. 483 (NOV) Findlay J.M | (FEB) Jarrett J. 411 (NOV) Mathieu D. 296 (AUG)
“amicioli R.M 56 (FEB) 460 (NOV) Jeon B-S. 53 (FEB) Maxner C.E. 456 (NOV)
“aner H 483 (NOV) Fisher BJ 245 (MAY) Jones C.A 167 (MAY) McBride E.V. 160 (MAY)
“asaubon L. 74 (FEB) Fitzpatrick W 443 (NOV) Josephson C.B. 221 (MAY) McCutcheon LE. 322 (AUG)
368 (AUG) Fortin D 296 (AUG) Karada O 84 (FEB) McDonald PJ. 491 (NOV)
‘avalcanti R 368 (AUG) Fourney D.R 451 (NOV) Kars H.Z. 84 (FEB) McLachlan R.S. 230 (MAY)
Cenic A. 485 (NOV) Fox R 372 (AUG) Keegan B.M. 377 (AUG) 225 (MAY)
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Author Index to Volume 34 — 2007
McLaughlin N 386 (AUG) Ozger O. 483 (NOV) Scott J.N 362 (AUG) Voll¢ 313 (AUG)
McLaughlin P. 74 (FEB) Ozum U 84 (FEB) Seltzer W.K. 208 (MAY) Wade N.K 81 (FEB)
McMillan HJ. 349 (AUG) Panisset M. 336 (AUG) Shannon P. 427 (NOV) Waguespack S.G 322 (AUG)
Mehdiratta M 417 (NOV) Parent A. 30 (FEB) Sharma S. 339 (AUG) Warren K 167 (MAY)
Mehta V 372 (AUG) Park J-H. 248 (MAY) Shevell M1 494 NOV) Warren K.G 175 (MAY)
237 (MAY) Park S-S 53 (FEB) Shivakumar S 456 (NOV) Warren S 175 (MAY)
Meijer I.A 211 (MAY) Patten S.B. 175 (MAY) Shkrum M 92 (FEB) 167 (MAY
Melhado E.M 187 (MAY) Perry J. 402 (NOV) Shuaib A 270 (AUG) Warren S.A 343 (AUG)
Mellgren S.1. 280 (AUG) Phillips S.J. 411 (NOV) Siddiqi Z.A. 464 (NOV) Watson 1 243 (MAY)
Melli G 288 (AUG) Pillay N. 105 (FEB) Silver F 368 (AUG) Webb G 74 (FEB)
Mendez I 259 (MAY) Pirouzmand F. 181 (MAY) Siritho S 99 (FEB) Weeks S.G 105 (FEB)
Merker D 74 (FEB) Pohar S.L. 167 (MAY) Smith BJ 225 (MAY) Wei C.W 62 (FEB)
Metz | 120 (MAY) Pourcher E. 333 (AUG) Smith M 69 (FEB) Wei X 316 (AUG)
Metz L.M. 175 (MAY) Power C. 118 (MAY) Smyth HS. 478 (NOV) Wheatley M.B 237 (MAY)
433 (NOV) Prayoonwiwat N 99 (FEB) Sne N. 185 (NOV) Wiebe V S4 (NOV)
Midia M. 5 (FEB) Provencher P. 333 (AUG) Soong B-W 328 (AUG) Willinsky R.A 38 (FEB)
Mikulis D.J. 62 (FEB) Purdy R.A. S4 (NOV) South V. 4 (NOV) Wirrell E (FEB) NIH
Mitha A.P. 362 (AUG) Racacho L. 336 (AUG) Spacey S.D. 193 (MAY) Wirrell E.C 316 (AUG)
Miyasaki J. 438 (NOV) Rahey S. 221 (MAY) Spithoff K. 402 (NOV) Wong D 193 (MAY)
Moeller J.J 456 (NOV) Reddy K. 485 (NOV) St Onge J. 211 (MAY) Woolfenden A.R 81 (FEB)
Monroe C. 356 (AUG) Reddy P.L. 208 (MAY) Suchowersky O 266 (AUG) Wu AS 451 (NOV)
Morris-Larkin C 251 (MAY) Rees P.M. 260 (MAY) Svenson L.W 343 (AUG) Wu Z-A 328 (AUG)
Morrish W. 88 (FEB) Reid G. 81 (FEB) 175 (MAY) Yahyaoui M 421 (NOV)
Muaygqil T 464 (NOV) Reid J.M. 411 (NOV) Sylaja P.N 243 (MAY) YeoI 74 (FEB)
Mukhida K. 259 (MAY) Richardson P. 497 (NOV) Tang J. 356 (AUG) Yiannakoulias N 343 (AUG)
390 (AUG) Rioux M-F. 211 (MAY) Tang P. 81 (FEB) Yilmaz C 483 (NOV)
Murphy C 417 (NOV) Riviere J-B. 333 (AUG) Teal P.A. 81 (FEB) Young G.B 313 (AUG)
Murray T.J. 69 (FEB) Robinson P. 18 (FEB) 417 (NOV) 265 (AUG)
Myers R.H. 333 (AUG) Romsa J. 225 (MAY) Thompson J 313 (AUG) Yousef G.M 251 (MAY)
Nicolle M 92 (FEB) Rouleau G.A. 333 (AUG) litova E. 356 (AUG) Zabad R 365 (AUG)
Nimmo M. 193 (MAY) 211 (MAY) Toffoli D 254 (MAY) Zeldenrust S.R 380 (AUG)
O'Ferrall E.K 365 (AUG) Sadanand V. 18i (MAY) Toth C 365 (AUG) Zhang J.H 356 (AUG)
Odiase F.E 154 (MAY) Sadler R.M. 221 (MAY) Tranmer B 488 (NOV) Zochodne D.W 117 (MAY)
Ogunniyi A.A. 154 (MAY) Salehi F. 478 (NOV) Trevenen C.L. 215 (MAY) Zuraw | 402 (NOV)
Ogunrin O.A 154 (MAY) Samadder NJ. 368 (AUG) Tsanaclis A.M. 296 (AUG) Zygun D 307 (AUG)
Okrainac A. 485 (NOV) Sarnat H.B. 88 (FEB) Tselis A. 375 (AUG) de Bie R.M.A 438 (NOV)
Omdal R. 280 (AUG) 215 (MAY) Tugaleva E 92 (FEB) terBrugge K.G 38 (FEB)
Ostrowski R.P. 356 (AUG) Schopflocher D.P. 175 (MAY) Turpin K.V.L. 167 (MAY) van Furth W 478 (NOV)
Ouazzani R. 421 (NOV) 343 (AUG) Vaidya R. 375 (AUG)
Ozaki I 146 (MAY) Schulzer M. 193 (MAY) Vezina W. 225 (MAY)
Volume 34, No. 4 — November 2007
THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES
Subject Index to Volume 34 — 2007
ABSCESS BRAIN INJURY CMT
MRI Findings in an Immunocompromised Boy Endovascular Management of an Embedded A Novel GDAP1 Mutation P78L Responsible for
with CNS Fungal Infection 88 (FEB) Intracranial Knife 460 (NOV) CMT4A Disease in Three Moroccan Families
421 (NOV)
ABSTRACTS BRAIN TUMORS
Abstracts for the Canadian Association of Neuro- The Incidence Trends of Primary Brain Tumors in COLLOID CYST
pathologists - 47th Annual Meeting 498 (NOV) Saskatchewan from 1970 to 2001 181 (MAY) Endoscopic Versus Microsurgical Resection of
Malignant Teratoid/Rhabdoid Tumour: Long-Term Third Ventricle Colloid Cysts 197 (MAY)
AIDS Survival 245 (MAY)
NeuroAIDS in West Africa: A Full Circle Long Survival of Primary Pineal Melanoma with COMMENTARY
118 (MAY) Radiation Treatment Only 251 (MAY) The Voices of Neurosurgeons: Doctors' Non-Medical
Memory Performance in HIV/AIDS - A Standardization and Detailed Characterization of the Writing 121 (MAY)
Prospective Case Control Study 154 (MAY) Syngeneic Fischer/F98 Glioma Model The Fictional Neurologist 124 (MAY)
296 (AUG) "Eugenics" by Another Name? 494 (NOV)
AMYOTROPHIC LATERIAL SCLEROSIS Coincidence vs Cause: Cure in Three Glioblastoma
ALS Incidence in Nova Scotia Over a 20 Patients Treated with Brachytherapy 339 (AUG) COMPLICATIONS
Year Period: A Prospective Study 69 (FEB) Bowel Injury Following Lumbar Discectomy using
CARDIAC COMPLICATION Minimally Invasive Retractors 485 (NOV)
ANEUPLOIDY Tako Tsubo Cardiomyopathy Secondary to Seizures Myocardial Infarction Following t-PA for Acute Stroke
"Eugenics" by Another Name? 494 (NOV) 105 (FEB) 417 (NOV)
Recurrent Stroke/TIA in Cryptogenic Stroke Patients
ANEURYSMS with Patent Foramen Ovale 74 (FEB) COST-BENEFIT
Endovascular Management of Cerebral Aneurysms: Cardioembolism: A Rare Cause of Jaw Claudication Histopathological Examination of Intervertebral Disc
Work in Progress | (FEB) 254 (MAY) Specimens: A Cost-Benefit Analysis 451 (NOV)
Treatment of Intracranial Aneurysms with
Hydrogel Coated Expandable Coils 38 (FEB) CARDIOLOGY CREUTZFELDT/JAKOB DISEASE
ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS Tako Tsubo Cardiomyopathy Secondary to Seizures Prion Protein and Prion Diseases: The Good
Treating Newly Diagnosed Epilepsy: The Canadian 105 (FEB) and the Bad 126 (MAY)
Choice 230 (MAY) Recurrent Stroke/TIA in Cryptogenic Stroke Patients Sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease with Worsening
with Patent Foramen Ovale 74 (FEB) Depression and Cognition 464 (NOV)
ARDS (ADULT RESPIRATORY DISTRESS Cardioembolism: A Rare Cause of Jaw Claudication
SYNDROME 254 (MAY) CRITICAL CARE
Neuromuscular Function in Survivors of the Acute The Cardiac R-R Variation and Sympathetic Skin
Respiratory Distress Syndrome 427 (NOV) CELIAC DISEASE Response in the Intensive Care Unit 313 (AUG)
Ataxia and the Role of Antigliadin Antibodies
ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS 193 (MAY) CRITICAL ILLNESS NEUROPATHY
Symptomatic Superficial Siderosis due to an The Cardiac R-R Variation and Sympathetic Skin
Intracranial Arteriovenous Malformation CEREBELLUM Response in the Intensive Care Unit 313 (AUG)
386 (AUG) Remote Cerebellar Haemorrhage after Spinal Surgery
ATAXIA 483 (NOV) DEMENTIA
Ataxia and the Role of Antigliadin Antibodies Prion Protein and Prion Diseases: The Good and the
193 (MAY) CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE Bad 126 (MAY)
Uveitis Associated with Primary Angiitis of the Central Memory Performance in HIV/AIDS - A Prospective
AUDITORY CORTICAL PLASTICITY Nervous System 81 (FEB) Case Control Study 154 (MAY)
Human Tonotopic Maps and their Rapid Task- The 'Antiplatelet' Agents and the Role of the
Related Changes Studied by Magnetic Source Endothelium 270 (AUG) DEMYELINATION
Imaging 146 (MAY) Neuroimaging Highlight: Tumefactive
CHEMOTHERAPY Demyelinating Lesions 362 (AUG)
AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Adults with Malignant
The Cardiac R-R Variation and Sympathetic Skin Glioma: A Systematic Review 402 (NOV) DIABETES MELLITUS
Response in the Intensive Care Unit 313 (AUG) Acute Chorea with Bilateral Basal Ganglia Lesions in
AUTONOMIC TESTING CHIARI MALFORMATIONS Uremia 248 (MAY)
The Cardiac R-R Variation and Sympathetic Skin Treatment of Secondary Tonsillar Herniation
Response in the Intensive Care Unit 313 (AUG) by Lumboperitoneal Shunt Revision 237 (MAY) DISCECTOMY
Bowel Injury Following Lumbar Discectomy using
BRAIN ABSCESS CHOREA Minimally Invasive Retractors 485 (NOV)
MRI Findings in an Immunocompromised\ Boy Acute Chorea with Bilateral Basal Ganglia
with CNS Fungal Infection 88 (FEB) Lesions in Uremia 248 (MAY) DISC HERNIATION
Histopathological Examination of Intervertebral Disc
Specimens: A Cost-Benefit Analysis 451 (NOV)
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DOPAMINE EPILEPSY GLIOMA
The Role of Dopamine Receptor Function Neurocardiogenic Syncope: Frequency and Standardization and Detailed Characterization of the
in Neurodegenerative Diseases 18 (FEB) Consequences of its Misdiagnosis as Epilepsy Syngeneic Fischer/F98 Glioma Model 296 (AUG)
221 (MAY) Coincidence vs Cause: Cure in Three Glioblastoma
DOPAMINERGIC DRUGS Evaluating the Development of a SPECT Protocol in a Patients Treated with Brachytherapy 339 (AUG)
Clinical Practice Regarding Dopamine-Agonist Use and Canadian Epilepsy Unit 225 (MAY) Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Adults with Malignant
Driving in Parkinson's Disease 438 (NOV) Treating Newly Diagnosed Epilepsy: The Glioma: A Systematic Review 402 (NOV)
Excessive Sleepiness in Parkinson's Disease: A Wake- Canadian Choice 230 (MAY)
Up Call 401 (NOV) GROWTH FACTORS
ETHICS Regulation of Myelination by Trophic Factors and
DOPAMINE MECHANISMS A Comprehensive Analysis of MRI Research Neuron-Glial Signaling 288 (AUG)
The Role of Dopamine Receptor Function in Risks: In Support of Full Disclosure 11 (FEB)
Neurodegenerative Diseases 18 (FEB) Trust and Reciprocity: Foundational Principles GUIDELINES
for Human Subjects Imaging Research 3 (FEB) Clinical Practice Regarding Dopamine-Agonist Use
DRIVING and Driving in Parkinson's Disease 438 (NOV)
Clinical Practice Regarding Dopamine-Agonist Use and ETIOLOGY
Driving in Parkinson's Disease 438 (NOV) PLEDS: Clinical Correlates 443 (NOV) HEAD TRAUMA
Excessive Sleepiness in Parkinson’s Disease: A Wake- Survey of Management of Severe Head Injury in
Up Call 401 (NOV) EUGENICS Canada 307 (AUG)
"Eugenics" by Another Name? 494 (NOV)
DOWN SYNDROME HEADACHE
Eugenics" by Another Name? 494 (NOV) EXCHANGE ARTICLE Headache During Gestation: Evaluation of 1101
A Retrospective Study of Multiple Sclerosis in Siriraj Women 187 (MAY)
EDITORIAL Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand 99 (FEB) Ophthalmoplegic Migraine: Inflammatory Neuropathy
Next Steps - Editorial 117 (MAY) with Secondary Migraine? 349 (AUG)
NeuroAIDS in West Africa: A Full Circle EXPERIMENTAL NEUROSCIENCE Reversible Cerebral Vasoconstriction Syndrome or
118 (MAY) Standardization and Detailed Characterization of the Primary Angiitis of the Central Nervous System?
Time for a Population Based Approach to Multiple Syngeneic Fischer/F98 Glioma Model 296 (AUG) 467 (NOV)
Sclerosis Care 120 (MAY) Oxidative Stress after Subarachnoid Hemorrhage in
New Beginnings 265 (AUG) gp91phox Knockout Mice 356 (AUG) HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE
The Genetics of Parkinson Disease: To Test or Not Time for a Population Based Approach to Multiple
to Test 266 (AUG) FIRST NATIONS Sclerosis Care 120 (MAY)
Excessive Sleepiness in Parkinson's Disease: A Wake- Prevalence of Multiple Sclerosis in First Nations People Factors Associated with Health-Related Quality of Life
Up Call 401 (NOV) of Alberta 175 (MAY) in Multiple Sclerosis 160 (MAY)
The CBANCH Report - The Burden of Neurological Health Status and Health Care Utilization of Multiple
Diseases, Disorders, and Injuries in Canada GENETICS Sclerosis in Canada 167 (MAY)
268 (AUG) The G2019S LRRK2 Mutation is Rare in Korean
Patients with Parkinson's Disease 53 (FEB) HEMATOMA
EEG Possible Anticipation in Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia Acute Epidural Hematoma Secondary to Skull
PLEDS: Clinical Correlates 443 (NOV) Type 4 (SPG4) 208 (MAY) Metastasis from Esophageal Carcinoma
SPG4 Founder Effect in French Canadians with 491 (NOV)
EMBOLI Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia 211 (MAY) HEMOPHILIA
Recurrent Stroke/TIA in Cryptogenic Stroke Patients The Genetics of Parkinson Disease: To Test or Not to Spontaneous Spinal Epidural Hematoma in a Child
with Patent Foramen Ovale 74 (FEB) Test 266 (AUG) with Hemophilia B 488 (NOV)
Cardioembolism: A Rare Cause of Jaw Claudication LRRK2 is not a Significant Cause of Parkinson's
254 (MAY) Disease in French-Canadians 333 (AUG) HEMORRHAGE
LRRK2 Screening in a Canadian Parkinson's Neurological Complications of Paroxysmal Nocturnal
ENDOVASCULAR Disease Cohort 336 (AUG) Hemoglobinuria 368 (AUG)
Endovascular Management of an Embedded Symptomatic Superficial Siderosis due to an
Intracranial Knife 460 (NOV) GENETICS - CLINICAL Intracranial Arteriovenous Malformation
The G2019S LRRK2 Mutation is Rare inKorean 386 (AUG)
EPIDEMIOLOGY Patients with Parkinson's Disease 53 (FEB) Pituitary Apoplexy Following Cardiac Surgery
ALS Incidence in Nova Sco#a Over a 20 Year Period: Possible Anticipation in Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia 390 (AUG)
A Prospective Study 69 (FEB) Type 4 (SPG4) 208 (MAY) Spontaneous Spinal Epidural Hematoma in a Child
Prevalence of Multiple Sclerosis in First Nations People SPG4 Founder Effect in French Canadians with Hemophilia B 488 (NOV)
of Alberta 175 (MAY) with Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia 211 (MAY) Remote Cerebellar Haemorrhage after Spinal Surgery
The Incidence Trends of Primary Brain Tumors in The Genetics of Parkinson Disease: To Test or Not to 483 (NOV)
Saskatchewan from 1970 to 2001 181 (MAY) Test 266 (AUG)
Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and LRRK2 is not a Significant Cause of Parkinson's HEMORRHAGE - CEREBRAL
Changes of Residence in Alberta 343 (AUG) Disease in French-Canadians 333 (AUG) Neurological Complications of Paroxysmal Nocturnal
LRRK2 Screening in a Canadian Parkinson's Hemoglobinuria 368 (AUG)
EPIDURAL Disease Cohort 336 (AUG)
Acute Epidural Hematoma Secondary to Skull HISTOPATHOLOGY
Metastasis from Esophageal Carcinoma GENETICS — ISOLATED POPULATIONS Histopathological Examination of Intervertebral Disc
491 (NOV) The G2019S LRRK2 Mutation is Rare in Korean Specimens: A Cost-Benefit Analysis
Patients with Parkinson's Disease 53 (FEB) 451 (NOV)
Volume 34, No. 4 — November 2007
THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES
HISTORY MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY MUSCLE
Felix Vicq D'Azyr: Anatomy, Medicine and Revolution Human Tonotopic Maps and their Rapid Task- Related Severe, Reversible Dysphagia from Chloroquine
30 (FEB) Changes Studied by Magnetic Source Imaging and Hydroxychloroquine Myopathy 377 (AUG)
146 (MAY)
HIV MYELINATION
NeuroAIDS in West Africa: A Full Circle 118 (MAY MELANOMA Regulation of Myelination by Trophic Factors and
Memory Performance in HIV/AIDS - A Prospective Metastatic Melanoma to the Pituitary Gland 322 (AUG) Neuron-Glial Signaling 288 (AUG)
Case Control Study 154 (MAY
MEMORIAM MYOPATHY
HYDROCEPHALUS The Great Edmeads: Reflections of a Friend and Severe, Reversible Dysphagia from Chloroquine and
Endoscopic Versus Microsurgical Resection of Third Former Trainee 256 (MAY) Hydroxychloroquine Myopathy 377 (AUG)
Ventricle Colloid Cysts 197 (MAY In Memoriam: Dr. John Edmeads 1936 - 2006
257 (MAY) NEURO-AIDS
INFARCTION In Memoriam - William D. Stevenson (1913 - 2006): NeuroAIDS in West Africa: A Full Circle 118 (MAY)
Wallerian-Like Degeneration After Ischemic Stroke Atlantic Canada's Pioneer Neurosurgeon Memory Performance in HIV/AIDS - A Prospective
Revealed by Diffusion - Weighted Imaging 259 (MAY) Case Control Study 154 (MAY)
243 (MAY Obituary for Joe Stratford (1923-2007) 497 (NOV)
NEURO-ONCOLOGY
INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE METASTIC TUMOURS The Incidence Trends of Primary Brain Tumors in
Survey of Management of Severe Head Injury in Metastatic Melanoma to the Pituitary Gland 322 (AUG) Saskatchewan from 1970 to 2001 181 (MAY)
Canada 307 (AUG) Acute Epidural Hematoma Secondary to Skull Malignant Teratoid/Rhabdoid Tumour: Long-Term
Metastasis from Esophageal Carcinoma Survival 245 (MAY)
INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN 491 (NOV) Long Survival of Primary Pineal Melanoma with
Mechanisms of Action for [VIG in Adult Onset Occipital Condyle Syndrome as the First Sign of Radiation Treatment Only 251 (MAY)
Rasmussen's Encephalitis 108 (FEB) Metastatic Cancer 456 (NOV)
NEURO-ONCOLOGY (MEDICAL)
INTERVENTIONAL NEURORADIOLOGY MIGRAINE Malignant Teratoid/Rhabdoid Tumour: Long-Term
Endovascular Management of Cerebral Aneurysms Headache During Gestation: Evaluation of 1101 Survival 245 (MAY)
Work in Progress | (FEB) Women 187 (MAY)
Treatment of Intracranial Aneurysms with Hydrogel Ophthalmoplegic Migraine: Inflammatory Neuropathy NEUROANATOMY
Coated Expandable Coils 38 (FEB) with Secondary Migraine? 349 (AUG) Felix Vicq D'Azyr: Anatomy, Medicine and Revolution
30 (FEB)
ISCHEMIC BRAIN INJURY MOLECULAR GENETICS Perivascular Spaces: Normal and Giant 5 (FEB)
4 Case-Control Study of Tissue Plasminogen Activator \ Novel GDAP1 Mutation P78L Responsible for
for Acute Ischemic Stroke 411 (NOV) CMTA4A Disease in Three Moroccan Families NEURODEGENERATIVE DISORDERS
421 (NOV) The Role of Dopamine Receptor Function in
IVIG Neurodegenerativ e Diseases 18 (FEB)
Mechanisms of Action for 1VIG in Adult Onset MOTOR NEURON
Rasmussen's Encephalitis 108 (FEB) Motor Neuron Degeneration in a 20-Week Male Fetus NEUROETHICS
Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type0 215 (MAY) \ Comprehensive Analysis of MRI Research Risks: In
KENNEDY’S DISEASE Support of Full Disclosure 11 (FEB)
Multimodal Evoked Potentials of Kennedy's Disease MOTOR NEURON DEGENERATION
328 (AUG) Motor Neuron Degeneration in a 20-Week Male Fetus: NEUROGENETICS
Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 0 215 (MAY) The G2019S LRRK2 Mutation is Rare in Korean
KNIFE Patients with Parkinson's Disease 53 (FEB)
Endovascular Management of an Embedded MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Intracranial Knife 460 (NOV) \ Retrospective Study of Multiple Sclerosis in Siriraj NEUROIMAGING
Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand 99 (FEB) A Comprehensive Analysis of MRI Research Risks: In
LEUKOENCEPHALOPATHY Time for a Population Based Approach to Multiple Support of Full Disclosure 11 (FEB)
Acute Glomerulonephritis Presenting with PRES: A Sclerosis Care 120 (MAY) Trust and Reciprocity: Foundational Principles for
Report of 4 Cases 316 (AUG) Factors Associated with Health-Related Quality of Life Human Subjects Imaging Research 3 (FEB)
in Multiple Sclerosis 160 (MAY) Perivascular Spaces: Normal and Giant 5 (FEB)
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Health Status and Health Care Utilization of Multiple Tumor Effects on Cerebral White Matter as
A Comprehensive Analysis of MRI Research Risks: In Sclerosis in Canada 167 (MAY) Characterized by Diffusion Tensor Tractography
Support of Full Disclosure 11 (FEB) Prevalence of Multiple Sclerosis in First Nations People 62 (FEB)
Trust and Reciprocity: Foundational Principles for of Alberta 175 (MAY) MRI Findings in an Immunocompromised Boy with
Human Subjects Imaging Research 3 (FEB) Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Changes of CNS Fungal Infection 88 (FEB)
Perivascular Spaces: Normal and Giant 5 (FEB) Residence in Alberta 343 (AUG) Wallerian-Like Degeneration After Ischemic Stroke
Axial Signs and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Management of Isolated Demyelinating Episodes by Revealed by Diffusion - Weighted Imaging
Correlates in Parkinson's Disease 56 (FEB) North American Neurologists 375 (AUG) 243 (MAY)
Tumor Effects on Cerebral White Matter as Character Reliability of Visual Temporal Thresholds 433 (NOV) Neuroimaging Highlight: Tumefactive Demyelinating
ized by Diffusion Tensor Tractography 62 (FEB) Lesions 362 (AUG)
Wallerian-Like Degeneration After Ischemic Stroke MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS MRI
Revealed by Diffusion - Weighted Imaging A Retrospective Study of Multiple Sclerosis in Siriraj NEUROLOGICAL PRACTICE
243 (MAY) Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand 99 (FEB) Treating Newly Diagnosed Epilepsy: The Canadian
Sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease with Worsening Choice 230 (MAY)
Depression and Cognition 464 (NOV)
LE JOURNAL CANADIEN DES SCIENCES NEUROLOGIQUES
Management of Isolated Demyelinating Episodes by LRRK2 Screening in a Canadian Parkinson's Disease Health Status and Health Car
North American Neurologists 375 (AUG) Cohort 336 (AUG) Sclerosis in Canada
Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Changes of
NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS Residence in Alberta 343 (AUG) RADIATION ONCOLOGY
Neuromuscular Function in Survivors of the Acute Clinical Practice Regarding Dopamine-Agonist Use and Long Survival of Primary Pineal Melar
Respiratory Distress Syndrome 427 (NOV) Driving in Parkinson's Disease 438 (NOV) ion Treatment Onl
Excessive Sleepiness in Parkinson's Disease: A Wake
NEUROPATHY Up Call 401 (NOV)
Primary Sjogren's Syndrome Associated Neuropathy
280 (AUG) PATHOLOGY
A Patient with Bilateral Sciatic Neuropathies Histopathological Examination of Intervertebral Disc
365 (AUG) Specimens: A Cost-Benefit Analysis 451 (NOV RASMUSSENS’S SYNDROME
Two Causes of Demyelinating Neuropathy in One Mechanisms of Action for [VIG
Patient: CMT1A and POEMS Syndrome PITUITARY Rasmussen's Encephalitis
380 (AUG) Metastatic Melanoma to the Pituitary Gland 322 (AUG)
Pituitary Apoplexy Following Cardiac Surgery RENAL DISEASE
NEUROPATHY - PERIPHERAL 390 (AUG) Acute Chorea with Bilateral Basal Gar
Primary Sjogren's Syndrome Associated Neuropathy Uremia
280 (AUG) PITUITARY ADENOMAS \cute Glomerulonephritis Presentit
A Patient with Bilateral Sciatic Neuropathies Pituitary Apoplexy Following Cardiac Surgery PRES: A Report of 4¢
365 (AUG) 390)
Two Causes of Demyelinating Neuropathy in One Trust and Reciprocity: Foundational Principles fo RETT SYNDROME
Patient: CMT1IA and POEMS Syndrome Human Subjects Imaging Research 4 Case-Control Study of Tiss
380 (AUG) for Acute Ischemic Stroke
PITUITARY APOPLEXY
NEUROSCIENCES Pituitary Apoplexy Following Cardiac Surgery SCIATIC NERVE
Regulation of Myelination by Trophic Factors and 390 \ Patient with Bilateral Sciatic Neuroy
Neuron-Glial Signaling 288 (AUG)
PITUITARY TUMOUR
NEUROSURGERY Metastatic Melanoma to the Pituitary Gland SCREENING
Endoscopic Versus Microsurgical Resection of Third Eugenics" by Another Name
Ventricle Colloid Cysts 197 (MAY) PLATELETS
he 'Antiplatelet’ Agents and the Role of the SEIZURES
NEUROSURGICAL PRACTICE Endothelium 270 lako Tsubo Cardiomyopathy Second
Clinical Equipoise and Treatment Decisions in Cervical
Spondylotic Myelopathy 47 (FEB) PLEDS
Endoscopic Versus Microsurgical Resection of Third PLEDS: Clinical Correlates SELLAR LESIONS
Ventricle Colloid Cysts 197 (MAY) Salivary Gland-Like Tumor of the Sella
Treatment of Secondary Tonsillar Herniation by POEMS SYNDROME
Lumboperitoneal Shunt Revision 237 (MAY) Two Causes of Demyelinating Neuropathy in One SIDEROSIS
Patient: CMT1A and POEMS Syndrome Symptomatic Superficial Siderosis due
NEUROVIROLOGY 380 (AUG) Intracranial Arteriovenous Malf
Neuropathological Conference - A Patient with Leg
Weakness 92 (FEB) POSTERIOR REVERSIBLE
LEUKOENCEPHALOPATHY SJOGREN’S SYNDROME
OCCIPITAL CONDYLE Acute Glomerulonephritis Presenting with PRES: A Primary Sjogren's Syndrome Associated Neuropathy
Occipital Condyle Syndrome as the First Sign of Report of 4 Cases 316 (AUG) 280 (AUG)
Metastatic Cancer 456 (NOV)
PREGNANCY SPASTIC PARATIC
OPHTHALMOPLEGIA Headache During Gestation: Evaluation of 1101 Possible Anticipation in Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia
Ophthalmoplegic Migraine: Inflammatory Neuropathy Women 187 (MAY) Type 4 (SPG4) 208 (MAY)
with Secondary Migraine? 349 (AUG) SPG4 Founder Effect in French Canadians with
PRION Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia 211 (MAY)
OXIDATIVE STRESS Prion Protein and Prion Diseases: The Good
Oxidative Stress after Subarachnoid Hemorrhage in and the Bad 126 (MAY) SPECT
gp1p9 ho x Knockout Mice 356 (AUG) Evaluating the Development of a SPECT Protocol in a
QUALITY OF CARE Canadian Epilepsy Unit 225 (MAY
PARKINSON’S DISEASE Time for a Population Based Approach to Multiple
The G2019S LRRK2 Mutation is Rare in Korean Sclerosis Care 120 (MAY) SPINAL CORD
Patients with Parkinson's Disease 53 (FEB) Clinical Equipoise and Treatment Decisions in Cervical
Axial Signs and Magnetic Resonance Imaging QUALITY OF LIFE Spondylotic Myelopathy 47 (FEB)
Correlates in Parkinson's Disease 56 (FEB) Time for a Population Based Approach to Multiple SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY
The Genetics of Parkinson Disease: To Test or Not to Sclerosis Care 120 (MAY) Motor Neuron Degeneration in a 20-Week Male Fetus
Test 266 (AUG) Factors Associated with Health-Related Quality of Life Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 0 215 (MAY)
LRRK2 is not a Significant Cause of Parkinson's in Multiple Sclerosis 160 (MAY) Multimodal Evoked Potentials of Kennedy's Disease
Disease in French-Canadians 333 (AUG) 328 (AUG)
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SPINAL STENOSIS SYNCOPE UVEITIS
Clinical Equipoise and Treatment Decisions in Cervical Neurocardiogenic Syncope: Frequency and Uveitis Associated with Primary Angiitis of the Central
Spondylotic Myelopathy 47 (FEB) Consequences of its Misdiagnosis as Epilepsy Nervous System 81 (FEB)
221 (MAY)
SPINAL SURGERY VASCULITIS
Clinical Equipoise and Treatment Decisions in Cervical SYRINGOMYELIA Uveitis Associated with Primary Angiitis of the Central
Spondylotic Myelopathy 47 (FEB) Treatment of Secondary Tonsillar Herniation by Nervous System 81 (FEB)
Remote Cerebellar Haemorrhage after Spinal Surgery Lumboperitoneal Shunt Revision 237 (MAY)
483 (NOV) VASOCONSTRICTION
THERAPEUTICS Reversible Cerebral Vasoconstriction Syndrome or
SPINAL TRAUMA Management of Isolated Demyelinating Episodes by Primary Angiitis of the Central Nervous System?
Spondylolisthesis of C2 in an Eight-Week-Old Infant: North American Neurologists 375 (AUG) 467 (NOV)
Long Term Followup 372 (AUG)
TPA VASOSPASM
SPONDYLOLISTHESIS Myocardial Infarction Following t-PA for Acute Reversible Cerebral Vasoconstriction Syndrome or
Spondylolisthesis of C2 in an Eight-Week-Old Infant Stroke 417 (NOV) Primary Angiitis of the Central Nervous System?
Long Term Followup 372 (AUG) PRI 4 Case-Control Study of Tissue Plasminogen Activator 467 (NOV)
for Acute Ischemic Stroke 411 (NOV)
STROKE VISION
Recurrent Stroke/TIA in Cryptogenic Stroke Patients TRAUMA Reliability of Visual Temporal Thresholds 433 (NOV)
with Patent Foramen Ovale 74 (FEB) Survey of Management of Severe Head Injury in
rhe 'Antiplatelet’ Agents and the Role of the Canada 307 (AUG) WEST NILE VIRUS
Endothelium 270 (AUG) Spondylolisthesis of C2 in an Eight-Week-Old Infant: Neuropathological Conference - A Patient with Leg
Long Term Followup 372 (AUG) Weakness 92 (FEB)
SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE
Oxidative Stress after Subarachnoid Hemorrhage in TUMOURS
gp9 phox Knockout Mice 356 (AUG) Tumor Effects on Cerebral White Matter as
Characterized by Diffusion Tensor Tractography
SUBDURAL HEMATOMA 62 (FEB)
A Safe and Effective Method for Treatment of Chronic Salivary Giand-Like Tumor of the Sella 478 (NOV)
Subdural Haematoma 84 (FEB)