Diseases of the nervous system: patients' aetiological beliefs

Diseases of the nervous system: patients' aetiological beliefs.

BACKGROUND Patients' opinions about the aetiology of their disease and the implications for compliance have not been well documented at this time. OBJECTIVE To investigate prospectively aetiological beliefs of a cohort of neurological inpatients. METHODS Within two days of admission, patients orally answered a short questionnaire regarding their beliefs about the aetiology of their disease ...

P159: New Findings in The Diagnosis of Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System

The antibody of the nervous system is called antibodies that the body makes to the nervous system cells. These antibodies are also very diverse based on the complexity and diversity of the nervous system, and therefore their detection is also associated with particular challenges. Generally, autoimmune diseases are on the rise. The diagnostic techniques for autoimmune diseases are also in progr...

Diseases of the Nervous System

Diseases of the Nervous System

Recklinghousen in 1891 were not examples of osteitis fibrosa generalisata and hence of hyperaparathyroidism, but were suffering from "polyostotic fibrous dysplasia." The book concludes with an account of Paget's disease, vith an ingenious, if not very satisfactory, attempt to explain its pathological physiology. It, however, has some useful points in treatment, one or two glasses of milk daily ...

Diseases of the Nervous System