Background Nurses’ work environment has been shown to be associated with quality of care
and organizational outcomes. In order to monitor the work environment, it is useful for all …

Objective: To examine factors contributing to variance in functional outcome in first‐episode
psychosis (FEP) following 1 year of treatment. Method: Naturalistic 1‐year follow‐up of a …

A description is given of the clinical and neuropathological findings in eleven cases of status
epilepticus in young children. The distribution of ischaemic nerve cell changes in cerebral …

It is well established that the neuropathological changes in the Werdnig-Hoffmann disease
are not confined to the spinal cord and brain stem, and that sensory as well as motor nuclei …

SINCE the original description of Tay-Sach's disease in the eighties of the last century a group
of allied nervous disorders has become recognized, the common pathological feature of …

A patient with cerebral cysticercosis had marked clinical and radiographic response to the
administration of corticosteroids and praziquantel. Treatment with corticosteroids was effective …

… JH EDWARDS, RM NORMAN and JM ROBERTS From the MedicalResearch Council,
Population Genetics Research Unit, Oxford, and the Burden Neuropathological …

Although the majority of cases of hereditary chorea correspond accurately to the classical
pattern described by Huntington (1872), a number of atypical forms have been recorded in …

75 outpatients (aged 21–56 yrs) with schizophrenia completed a battery of scales, including
the Psychiatric Epidemiology Research Interview Life Events Scale and the Hassles Scale. …

The findings in one case of each disease are described so as to make a clear distinction
between them in spite of superficial similarities. In TaySachs' disease it is ganglioside that …