… Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory disease of the central nervous system (CNS)
that is characterized by immune-mediated segmental demyelination and variable degrees of …

… with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) have identified disease-causing mutations … may be
important for understanding the disease and developing therapeutic strategies. Many disease…

… of TTH that predominantly affects newborns and younger children and termed massive
thymic hyperplasia is defined by the (a) the size of the lesion (larger than the heart shadow on …

… The murmur of aortic sclerosis is the most common systolic ejection murmur of the elderly,
affecting 21%À26% of persons older than 65 and 55%À75% of octogenarians and carrying a …

… What may be called the special impulses of the heart are quite lost in general heave forwards.
No doubt the instruments of precision we now possess may distinguish a dual pulsation in …

… , or astigmatic, when he does these things; and if any errors of refraction are noted, one
can guess their degree pretty accurately by the rapidity of the movement of the shadow. …

… (1)Examples of neuropathic pain are stroke, traumatic brain injury, headache, dysesthesia,
and paresthesia due to multiple sclerosis, numbness due to diabetic neuropathy, herpes …

… (1)Examples of neuropathic pain are stroke, traumatic brain injury, headache, dysesthesia,
and paresthesia due to multiple sclerosis, numbness due to diabetic neuropathy, herpes …

… Everyone who feels forgotten or lost in the shadows of suffering, whether navigating a
new diagnosis or life with a chronic condition: you are not alone. Expert networks of patients, …

… Nuclear sclerosis is associated with … black shadow in the red glow of the retina. By asking
the patient to move the eye up and down and observing the movement of the shadow, we can …