Neurologic Clinics
February 1, 2026
Mina Ansari, Sophie I Elliott, Sophie E Holmes et al.
1 citation
The development of novel, rapid-acting treatments and the resurgence of interest in the therapeutic potential of psychedelic-like compounds has stimulated excitement and enthusiasm within the pharmaceutical industry, and provided new hope for millions of individuals suffering with mental illness such as major depressive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder. This review summarizes the...
Neurologic Clinics
August 1, 2025
Pravarakhya Puppalla, Tara Menon Pattilachan, Rodrigo Salmeron de Toledo Aguiar et al.
2 citations
This article explores the complexities of pain management, highlighting the multidimensional nature of pain, which encompasses affective, cognitive, and sensory experiences. The study examines the future of acute and chronic pain management through a thorough review of 3424 articles, ultimately including 143 relevant studies. Key findings indicate progress in treatment algorithms, novel...
Neurologic Clinics
August 1, 2003
A. Whatham, Patrik Vuilleumier, T. Landis et al.
Conscious experience is an essential part of normal human life and interaction with the environment. Yet the nature of consciousness and conscious perception remains a mystery. Because of its subjective nature, consciousness has been difficult to investigate scientifically, but clues have been gained through studies involving patients with cortical lesions. During the past decade, the...
Neurologic Clinics
August 1, 1985
Richard P. Brenner
56 citations
The EEG can be very helpful in the evaluation of patients with altered states of consciousness. Diffuse slowing of background rhythms and the presence of triphasic waves suggests metabolic dysfunction, particularly hepatic. Generalized fast activity may be seen in patients with a drug intoxication. Abnormalities, such as PLEDs or focal continual PDA, support a diagnosis of supratentorial...