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The Prevalence Of Cervico-Arterial Dissection In Sub-Arachnoid Hemorrhage In The United States, Ali Seifi, Md, Fred Rincon, Md, Msc, Mitchell Maltenfort, Phd, Pascal Jabbour, Md, Rodney Bell, Md, Michael Moussouttas, Md
The Prevalence Of Cervico-Arterial Dissection In Sub-Arachnoid Hemorrhage In The United States, Ali Seifi, Md, Fred Rincon, Md, Msc, Mitchell Maltenfort, Phd, Pascal Jabbour, Md, Rodney Bell, Md, Michael Moussouttas, Md
Department of Neurology Faculty Papers
Objectives: In this study, we sought to determine the prevalence of cervico-arterial dissection in aubarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) using a large administrative database.
Strain-Dependent Variation In The Early Transcriptional Response To Cns Injury Using A Cortical Explant System, David J. Graber, Brent T. Harris, William F. Hickey
Strain-Dependent Variation In The Early Transcriptional Response To Cns Injury Using A Cortical Explant System, David J. Graber, Brent T. Harris, William F. Hickey
Dartmouth Scholarship
While it is clear that inbred strains of mice have variations in immunological responsiveness, the influence of genetic background following tissue damage in the central nervous system is not fully understood. A cortical explant system was employed as a model for injury to determine whether the immediate transcriptional response to tissue resection revealed differences among three mouse strains. Immunological mRNAs were measured in cerebral cortex from SJL/J, C57BL/6J, and BALB/cJ mice using real time RT-PCR. Freshly isolated cortical tissue and cortical sections incubated in explant medium were examined. Levels of mRNA, normalized to β-actin, were compared using one way analysis …
Fuzzy Logic: A “Simple” Solution For Complexities In Neurosciences?, Saniya Siraj Godil, Muhammad Shahzad Shamim, Ather Enam, Uvais Qidwai
Fuzzy Logic: A “Simple” Solution For Complexities In Neurosciences?, Saniya Siraj Godil, Muhammad Shahzad Shamim, Ather Enam, Uvais Qidwai
Medical College Documents
Background: Fuzzy logic is a multi-valued logic which is similar to human thinking and interpretation. It has the potential of combining human heuristics into computer-assisted decision making, which is applicable to individual patients as it takes into account all the factors and complexities of individuals. Fuzzy logic has been applied in all disciplines of medicine in some form and recently its applicability in neurosciences has also gained momentum.
Methods: This review focuses on the use of this concept in various branches of neurosciences including basic neuroscience, neurology, neurosurgery, psychiatry and psychology.
Results: The applicability of fuzzy logic is not limited …