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Functional neurological disorders
Long-Term Follow-Up of Patients with Mass Social Media-Induced Illness Presenting with Functional Tic-like Behaviors

by myneuronews October 8, 2025

by myneuronews October 8, 2025

Understanding Social Media’s Impact on Health Social media platforms have transformed the way individuals express …

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Traumatic brain injury
Infographic. Keep an eye on vision after concussion-screening tool and procedure for the two most common concussion-related vision disorders: convergence insufficiency and accommodative insufficiency

by myneuronews October 7, 2025

by myneuronews October 7, 2025

Vision Disorders After Concussion Concussions can lead to a variety of cognitive and physical symptoms, …

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Functional neurological disorders
Hysterical disorders in patients with hematological diseases

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

Hysterical Disorders in Hematological Patients Hysterical disorders, now more commonly referred to as Functional Neurological …

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Functional neurological disorders
A Scoping Review of Measures Used to Assess Stress-Related Motor Dysfunction in Functional Movement Disorder

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

Background on Functional Movement Disorder Functional Movement Disorder (FMD) represents a complex set of neurological …

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Traumatic brain injury
Fear-Avoidant Adults Have Worse Clinical Outcomes and Recovery Time Following Concussion

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

Fear-Avoidance in Adults The phenomenon of fear-avoidance in adults typically arises after an injury or …

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Traumatic brain injury
Communicating About Brain Injury

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

Understanding Brain Injury Brain injury encompasses a range of traumatic and non-traumatic conditions that affect …

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Functional neurological disorders
Hysterical disorders in patients with hematological diseases

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

by myneuronews October 6, 2025

Prevalence of Hysterical Disorders in Hematological Patients The intersection of hematological diseases and hysterical disorders …

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Functional neurological disorders
Postsurgical psychogenic non-epileptic seizure: a treatment-related functional neurological disorder

by myneuronews October 5, 2025

by myneuronews October 5, 2025

Understanding Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES) represent a striking form of functional neurological …

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Functional neurological disorders
Postsurgical psychogenic non-epileptic seizure: a treatment-related functional neurological disorder

by myneuronews October 5, 2025

by myneuronews October 5, 2025

Understanding Postsurgical Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures Postsurgical psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES) represent a significant clinical challenge, …

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Functional neurological disorders
Postsurgical psychogenic non-epileptic seizure: a treatment-related functional neurological disorder

by myneuronews October 5, 2025

by myneuronews October 5, 2025

Understanding Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES) are a form of functional neurological disorder …

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Autologous bone marrow mononuclear cell administration for neurological sequelae after traumatic brain injury: a matched control study
Neurological sequelae after traumatic brain injury impair motor and behavioural functions, imposing a heavy burden on patients and society. Traditional treatments show limited efficacy, highlighting the need for advanced therapies. This study evaluated the safety and efficacy of intrathecal administration of bone marrow mononuclear cells for treating these sequelae. A matched control clinical trial was […]
Performance of GFAP and UCH-L1 compared to S100B in detecting intracranial injury: influence of age, hemolysis, neurodegenerative diseases, and extracranial fractures in a prospective cohort of over 1,000 patients
CONCLUSIONS: S100B and the GFAP/UCH-L1 combination demonstrated very high sensitivities, close to 100 %, with specificities of approximately 30 % for the diagnosis of intracranial lesions. Age-adjusted thresholds improve specificity in older patients, supporting their clinical implementation. This study also provides the first evidence that hemolysis significantly elevates UCH-L1 concentrations from 400 mg/L of hemoglobin.
Retired contact sports athletes with cognitive concerns: promoting lifelong brain health
There is widespread concern among former athletes about the link between head injury and dementia. Neurologists are increasingly assessing ex-contact sports athletes with cognitive and behavioural issues following repetitive head impacts and traumatic brain injury. Their assessment and management can be challenging due to the broad differential diagnosis, including psychiatric issues, trauma-related impairment and, in […]
Visible signs of possible concussion at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Independent review and inter-rater reliability
CONCLUSIONS: Visible signs of concussion categorized as "red flags" were infrequent, resulting in uncertain reliability. The frequency and reliability of visible signs categorized as "yellow flags" and "other signs" varied, with the visible signs "clutching of the head" and "slow to get up" occurring so frequently that their utility for identifying possible concussion in football […]
Non-immersive virtual reality for cognitive rehabilitation of individuals with severe acquired brain injury (VR-sABI): study protocol for a multicentric randomized controlled trial
BACKGROUND: After a severe acquired brain injury (sABI), individuals might experience mild-to-severe cognitive impairments. In these patients, cognitive rehabilitation is provided as early as possible, to take advantage of and guide brain plasticity. According to a restorative approach, traditional cognitive training (TCT) usually involves repeated paper-and-pencil exercises of increasing difficulty and targeting specific cognitive domains. […]