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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CEPHALALGIC»
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Occipital Seizures and Epilepsies in Children: Colloquium of ...
In a case of Amit et al. (1986) the EEG, during a state of acute confusional
migraine in a 9-year-old child, showed diffuse slowing. EEG of basilar migraine
during the cephalalgic phase (a) As long as autonomic symptoms, especially
nausea, ...
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Proceedings of the International Headache Symposium, ...
Non-cephalalgic persons (neither them nor the relatives) 72.727 55.172 52.941
61.666 53.033 52.727 50.279 40.659 33.344 2. Cephalalgic persons (
independently from the relatives) 5.882 6.666 3.030 10.909 11.173 15.934
24.050 3.
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Pain: proceedings of the Joint Meeting of the European ...
The results obtained by cephalalgic children and a control group in this test were
first compared. There were no significant differences in their global memorizing
capacities. The cephalalgic children had the tendency to perform less well when
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Ruggiero Rizzi, Marco Visentin, International Association for the Study of Pain, 1984
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Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Physic
Almost all the writers on the subject designate, however, as a pathognomonic
sign, rachialgia, which, according to M. Tourdes, is only absent in the purely
cephalalgic variety and in the suddenly destructive cases. Constipation and
suspended ...
John Bell, William Stokes, 1845
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A System of Practical Medicine by American Authors, Volume ...
Forget classified them as follows: (A) CEREBROSPINAL; 1, Explosive (
foudroyante); 2, Comatoseconvulsive; 3, Inflammatory; 4, Typhoid; 5, Neuralgic; 6
, Hectic; 7, Paralytic. (B) CEREBRAL: 1, Cephalalgic; 2, Cephalalgic-delirious; 3,
Delirious ...
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Hair Growth and Disorders
5.5.4 Botulinum Toxin A Botulinum A toxin (botox) has recently been reported as
beneficial to a patient experiencing cephalalgic alopecia areata [11]. The authors
postulated that the hair loss was initiated and sustained by recurrent activation ...
Ulrike Blume-Peytavi, David A. Whiting, Ralph M. Trüeb, 2008
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Excerpta Medica: Neurology and psychiatry
If the dose of histamine remains below the cephalalgic threshold, however, the
decrease is not influenced. Moreover, the Landis test reveals a distinct increase
in protein concentration only in those subjects who have been given a
cephalalgic ...
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Headache in Children and Adolescents: Proceedings of the ...
Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Headache in Children and
Adolescents, Pavia, Italy, 19-20 May 1988 Giovanni Lanzi, U. Balottin, A.
Cernibori. In evaluating the anxiety data we found that both groups of cephalalgic
...
Giovanni Lanzi, U. Balottin, A. Cernibori, 1989
The introduction into therapy of new drugs has sometimes created new types of
drug-dependent headache and this increases the number of substances which
are potentially cephalalgic. This fact, together with the continuous development of
...
W. A. den Hartog Jager, G. W. Bruyn, A. P. J. Heijstee, 1977
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Selected papers of the International Migraine-Headache ...
Table I. Subjects of female sex significant Table II. Subjects of male sex Decades
Ratio : positives for normal frontal subjects hyperostosis examined Cephalalgic
Normal Statistical significance (test x*; level of significance 0.05) n m IV v VI + VII
...
