The cerebellum is a small structure of the Central Nervous System that occupies 10% of the total volume of the brain, connecting to the brain and the brainstem through the cerebellar peduncles. Its anatomical division […]
Introduction The aim of the study was to characterize sleep architecture and self-reported sleep questionnaires in patients with frontal brain tumor. Methods Eight patients with frontal brain tumor underwent polysomnographic testing and completed self-report questionnaires […]
Background Despite progresses in autoimmune encephalitis and related disorders (AERD), they remain a major challenge in daily clinical practice. Objectives To describe a tertiary hospital's longitudinal experience in AERD between 2005 and 2020. Methods Single-centre […]
Objectives It was aimed to detail the intracranial and ear–nose–throat-maxillofacial (ENT-MF) system findings of Dyke–Davidoff–Masson Syndrome (DDMS), and to examine the association in a larger sample according to current literature. Patients and methods The study […]
Introduction Telemedicine is a real-time interactive communication method where patients are assessed and treated remotely. Epilepsy is one of the most frequent neurological disorders in childhood. However, specialists and subspecialists are scarce in rural settings. […]
Introduction Neurodegenerative diseases are reliant on neurons which demand high energy for its functioning, which depends on systems like mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS). This energy generated by mitochondria occurs through different respiratory complexes ranging from […]
