‘No-No’ head movement as a true epileptic phenomenon – A case series with SEEG and signal processing evaluation
Study Overview The research presented in this article focuses on the phenomenon of ‘No-No’ head movement, which is characterized by […]
Study Overview The research presented in this article focuses on the phenomenon of ‘No-No’ head movement, which is characterized by […]
Breed-Specific Morphometry Canine morphology varies significantly across different breeds, and understanding these variations is essential for effective orthopedic planning. This
Study Overview This case report explores the phenomenon of pupillary dilation observed in an adolescent experiencing psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES).
Study Overview This study investigates the phenomenon of ‘No-No’ head movement, which is characterized by involuntary lateral head tilting, often
Study Overview The research aimed to investigate the morphometric differences in the coxofemoral (hip) joint across three distinct dog breeds,
Study Overview The study investigates the differences in coxofemoral morphometry among three specific dog breeds, focusing on how radiography and
Study Overview This study investigates ‘No-No’ head movements—typically characterized by an involuntary shaking of the head from side to side—as
Study Overview This study presents a thorough investigation into the phenomenon of ‘no-no’ head movements, which can occur in certain
Study Overview This case report details the examination of pupillary dilation in a 15-year-old female adolescent diagnosed with psychogenic non-epileptic
Comparative Analysis of Breed Morphometry The morphological characteristics of dog breeds are crucial for understanding their physical attributes and health