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Visual hallucinations in Parkinson’s disease: their nature, frequency, and origins

The question mark in the heading of this series is deliberate. The most confidently applied diagnoses used for neurological disease are perhaps those in which a reasonably stereotypical clinical presentation has a known pathological substrate, in turn the consequence of a specific biochemical or enzymatic dysfunction. McArdle’s disease springs to mind as one such example, although even there so...

Visual hallucinations in Parkinson's disease: their nature, frequency, and origins.

The question mark in the heading of this series is deliberate. The most confidently applied diagnoses used for neurological disease are perhaps those in which a reasonably stereotypical clinical presentation has a known pathological substrate, in turn the consequence of a specific biochemical or enzymatic dysfunction. McArdle’s disease springs to mind as one such example, although even there so...

Oceanic minerals: their origin, nature of their environment, and significance.

The chemical and isotopic compositions of oceanic biogenic and authigenic minerals contain invaluable information on the evolution of seawater, hence on the history of interaction between tectonics, climate, ocean circulation, and the evolution of life. Important advances and greater understanding of (a) key minor and trace element cycles with various residence times, (b) isotopic sources and s...

End-Results of Intensive Alkaline Treatment of Gastric and Duodenal Ulcer

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Glaciers and Their Significance for the Earth Nature