our experience as a result of this war shows that early intubation, aggressive resuscitation and gcs score are important factors for survival. the time of arrival has great importance on mortality. despite the diversity of views in the literature, patients with gcs of 4 and above should be operated if surgical pathologies exist, and decompressive craniectomy must made wide. if duraplasty is nec...

Dengue viral infection is on the rise in tropical urban and semi-urban parts of the world. WHO fact sheetN°117 updated in May 2015 estimates 390 million dengue infections per year and that 3900 million people, in 128 countries, are at risk. The WHO case definition of severe dengue includes organ impairment, but does not describe neurological manifestations as a separate entity. Earliest reports...

The term diabetic polyneuropathy is probably the one you will encounter most frequently during your medical studies. What are the most common causes of polyneuropathy? Which are hereditary, and which are acquired? How are they diagnosed and what types of therapy are available? The following article will provide you with answers to all of these questions. It has been prepared with the medical ex...

Diseases of the peripheral nervous system are ranking a leading position among other neurological nosologies. And polyneuropathy is known as more prevalent and severe disease. Numerous scientific reports highlight issues on different pathological conditions in relation to polyneuropathy, particular intoxications, hypovitaminosis (isolated or complications certain processes), infectious heredita...

Introduction Small-fibre length-dependent sensory-motor and autonomic neuropathy is the hallmark of TTR-FAP. SUDOSCAN was recently introduced as a quick and non-invasive method that measures electrochemical skin conductance (ESC) of palmar and plantar surfaces, through reverse iontophoresis. It has been described as a promising diagnostic tool in distal symmetric polyneuropathies, such as diabe...