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Functional neurological disorders
Understanding the gap: How much do healthcare professionals know about functional neurological disorders?

by myneuronews February 10, 2026

by myneuronews February 10, 2026

Understanding Functional Neurological Disorders Functional neurological disorders (FND) present a unique challenge in the realm …

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Is It Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Event, Sleep Related Rhythmical Movement Disorder or Hypermotor Seizure?

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

Diagnostic Challenges Diagnosing conditions such as psychogenic non-epileptic events (PNEEs), sleep-related rhythmical movement disorders (RMDs), …

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Patient Perspective: Closing the Gap: Personal and Clinical Reflections on Functional Neurologic Disorder

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

Understanding Functional Neurologic Disorder Functional Neurologic Disorder (FND) represents a complex interplay between neurological and …

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Functional neurological disorders
Subjective symptoms of functional/dissociative seizures and their diagnostic value: A systematic review

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

Study Overview The systematic review focused on the subjective symptoms associated with functional and dissociative …

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Functional neurological disorders
Is It Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Event, Sleep Related Rhythmical Movement Disorder or Hypermotor Seizure?

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

Diagnostic Criteria To accurately identify psychogenic non-epileptic events (PNEE), sleep-related rhythmical movement disorders (RMD), and …

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Functional neurological disorders
Patient Perspective: Closing the Gap: Personal and Clinical Reflections on Functional Neurologic Disorder

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

Patient Experience The journey of individuals dealing with functional neurologic disorder (FND) is often marked …

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Functional neurological disorders
Subjective symptoms of functional/dissociative seizures and their diagnostic value: A systematic review

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

by myneuronews February 9, 2026

Study Overview The research conducted offers a comprehensive examination of the subjective symptoms associated with …

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Beta-blockers improve neurological outcomes of cerebral cavernous malformations: a systematic review

by myneuronews February 8, 2026

by myneuronews February 8, 2026

Study Overview This systematic review investigates the effects of beta-blockers on neurological outcomes in individuals …

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Beta-blockers improve neurological outcomes of cerebral cavernous malformations: a systematic review

by myneuronews February 8, 2026

by myneuronews February 8, 2026

Study Overview The research under examination focuses on the role of beta-blockers in enhancing neurological …

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Functional Connectivity Predictors and Mechanisms of Symptom Change in Functional Neurological Disorder

by myneuronews February 6, 2026

by myneuronews February 6, 2026

Study Overview The investigation explored the relationship between functional connectivity patterns within the brain and …

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Benchmarking mobilization practice and functional outcomes in traumatic brain injury patients admitted to the intensive care unit: a three-year service evaluation
CONCLUSION: Acute TBI patients admitted to the ICU at our institution had low rates of mobilization and achieved low levels of mobility at ICU discharge. This service evaluation highlights the need for prospective studies into early mobilization practices in the neurotrauma ICU.
Cognitive and neurobehavioral phenotypes of post 9/11 veterans with epilepsy and mild traumatic brain injury
INTRODUCTION: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and epilepsy are significant health concerns among the veteran population, but the links between mild TBI and cognitive and behavioral changes in epilepsy have been little explored. This study leveraged natural language processing of medical records and chart review to assess the prevalence and patterns of cognitive and behavioral symptoms […]
Resting-state EEG and machine learning to investigate cortical connectivity as a biomarker in chronic mTBI
INTRODUCTION: Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) is a heterogeneous condition with long-term sequelae, yet diagnosis in the chronic stage remains limited by reliance on acute criteria and subjective reports. Objective biomarkers are needed, as current blood-based markers show diagnostic value primarily in the acute and subacute phases. Resting-state EEG (RS-EEG) can capture large-scale network disruptions […]
Family functioning and caring for a child with acquired brain injury: a systematic review and thematic analysis
CONCLUSIONS: Family functioning after pABI can only be fully understood if multiple interconnected psychosocial and practical aspects are considered. Most included studies were of low-to-moderate quality, limiting the reliability, validity, and generalizability of the findings. Nonetheless, the conceptual model could provide a framework for understanding family functioning and enhancing outcomes for pABI.
Associations of smoking, infections, early-life exposures, and concussion with progressive-onset versus relapse-onset multiple sclerosis: A case-control study
CONCLUSIONS: PPMS shares some common risk factors with RMS, such as tobacco smoking and infectious mononucleosis, with similar effect sizes. This suggests PPMS and RMS may share underlying disease mechanisms. Further studies are needed to validate the role of other factors associated with PPMS onset.