Low levels of mindfulness in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit

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Electroclinical Dissociation in Generalized Epilepsy: A Video-EEG Case From Sub-Saharan Africa
Study Overview The study focuses on the phenomenon of electroclinical dissociation observed in generalized epilepsy, specifically through a detailed case analysis captured via video-electroencephalography (EEG) in a patient from Sub-Saharan Africa. Generalized epilepsy is characterized by seizures that affect both hemispheres of the brain simultaneously, and understanding the relationship between clinical symptoms and neurological activity… Read more: Electroclinical Dissociation in Generalized Epilepsy: A Video-EEG Case From Sub-Saharan Africa
Functional neurological disorder: characterization, diagnosis, and outcome predictors in a Brazilian cohort
Study Overview The investigation into functional neurological disorder (FND) plays a crucial role in understanding the complexities of neurological symptoms that cannot be attributed to identifiable neurological conditions. This study focuses on a Brazilian cohort, aiming to characterize patients with FND, evaluate their diagnosis experiences, and assess potential predictors of outcomes after treatment. The research… Read more: Functional neurological disorder: characterization, diagnosis, and outcome predictors in a Brazilian cohort
Ankle injury rehabilitation and place of immersive virtual reality as digital health solutions in rehabilitation: A clinical randomized controlled trial
Study Overview This clinical randomized controlled trial aimed to investigate the effectiveness of immersive virtual reality (VR) as a digital health solution in the rehabilitation process for individuals recovering from ankle injuries. Ankle injuries are prevalent in various populations, including athletes, and can significantly impact mobility and quality of life. Traditional rehabilitation methods often involve… Read more: Ankle injury rehabilitation and place of immersive virtual reality as digital health solutions in rehabilitation: A clinical randomized controlled trial
Electroclinical Dissociation in Generalized Epilepsy: A Video-EEG Case From Sub-Saharan Africa
Study Overview This research focuses on the unique phenomenon of electroclinical dissociation observed in a case of generalized epilepsy, emphasizing its implications in the diagnostic process and treatment protocols. The study centers on a patient from Sub-Saharan Africa, providing insights into the clinical characteristics, event documentation, and subsequent interpretations made through video electroencephalography (EEG). The… Read more: Electroclinical Dissociation in Generalized Epilepsy: A Video-EEG Case From Sub-Saharan Africa
Functional neurological disorder: characterization, diagnosis, and outcome predictors in a Brazilian cohort
Study Overview The research aimed to provide a comprehensive examination of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) within a specific Brazilian cohort, focusing on its characterization, diagnostic challenges, and potential predictors of outcomes. FND, characterized by neurological symptoms that cannot be attributed to a known medical or psychiatric condition, presents significant difficulties for both patients and healthcare… Read more: Functional neurological disorder: characterization, diagnosis, and outcome predictors in a Brazilian cohort

Prescription Opioid Misuse Among High School Athletes During the Opioid Prescribing Limit Law Era: YRBSS 2017-2023
Background/Objectives: School-age athletes occupy a paradoxical position in the adolescent opioid crisis, combining health-oriented activity with elevated risk of sports-related injury and prescription opioid exposure. In response to the opioid epidemic, states enacted opioid prescribing limit laws (OPLLs) beginning in 2016-2017, yet whether these supply-side policies reached high-risk youth subgroups remains unclear. This study evaluated […]
Predictors of 30-Day Healthcare Utilization After Telemedicine Management of Minimal Traumatic Intracranial Hemorrhage
Introduction Telemedicine protocols for minimal traumatic intracranial hemorrhage (ICH) enable peripheral management without transfer to trauma centers, but post-discharge utilization patterns among these patients remain poorly characterized. This study evaluated factors associated with 30-day readmission and unplanned re-encounter among adult patients managed after implementation of a telemedicine minimal head bleed protocol. Methods A retrospective cohort […]
Protocol for Development of Guidelines for Rapid Restoration of Readiness
Combat and sport require individuals to be ready for successful completion of the task at hand. Cognitive readiness and attention may be impaired for many reasons, including concussion or subconcussive injury, insufficient sleep, fatigue, or any other disruption or deviation of baseline physiology. While rapid readiness screening may identify individuals who are not "ready" for […]
Indications for repeated computed tomography after mild traumatic brain injury with intracranial haemorrhage
CONCLUSIONS: Routine repeated CTc in neurologically stable patients with complicated mTBI rarely alters management. Clinical deterioration, rather than radiological progression alone, dictated intervention. Repeated CTc should be reserved for patients with worsening neurological status, potentially reducing unnecessary resource use and radiation exposure.
Long-Term Mortality and Quality of Life Among Adults With Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
CONCLUSION AND RELEVANCE: In this cohort study of patients with mTBI in Pakistan, 12-month mortality was approximately 2-fold higher in patients with a GCS score of 13 to 14 (20.2% and 20.1%) compared with a GCS score of 15 (8.3%), alongside persistently poorer quality of life in lower-GCS score groups throughout the recovery period.

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