Guillain-Barré Syndrome Incidence Declined 9% in Japan During the Pandemic
A nationwide survey reveals a shift toward demyelinating subtypes and older patients as conventional infectious triggers decreased.
One in Three ICH Patients on Antithrombotics Lack Clinical Indication
A retrospective study finds 30.4% of patients with intracranial hemorrhage were taking unindicated anticoagulants or antiplatelets.
Stroke Etiology Does Not Alter Bridging Thrombolysis Efficacy
A meta-analysis of six trials finds no interaction between stroke cause and the benefit of thrombolysis before mechanical thrombectomy.
Vuzix Head-Mounted Device Scores Highest in Prehospital Stroke Triage Simulation
A comparative study finds neurologists prefer head-mounted video quality while paramedics favor smartphone usability for remote triage.
Early Dopamine Loss Drives Memory Deficits in Alzheimer's Mouse Model
Dysfunction in dopamine neurons projecting to the lateral entorhinal cortex precedes neurodegeneration and impairs associative memory.
Inconsistent ALS Trial Analytics Increase False Positive Risk
A review of 45 trials shows that statistical method choice can swing treatment effect estimates and risk advancing ineffective therapies.
Sleep Apnea Prevalence Reaches 69% in Former Professional Football Players
Undiagnosed and untreated sleep apnea significantly correlate with increased pain, anxiety, and cognitive impairment in former athletes.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Reduces PTSD Symptoms in Clinical Cohort
A retrospective study of 127 patients found that 65.4% achieved a clinically meaningful reduction in PCL-5 scores following rTMS treatment.
Alzheimer's and Late-Life Depression Show Divergent Molecular Signatures
Structural MRI and cross-modal mapping reveal distinct neurotransmitter and cellular patterns despite overlapping clinical symptoms.
Early Plasma Reduces Mortality in Traumatic Intracranial Hemorrhage
A retrospective study of 6,183 patients shows a 5% absolute survival drop for every 10-minute delay in plasma during the first half hour.
Guillain-Barré Syndrome Presents as Catatonic Stupor in Schizophrenia Case
Diminished tendon reflexes and albuminocytologic dissociation distinguish neurologic paralysis from psychiatric immobility.
Virtual Neurology Visits Show Similar 90-Day Utilization to In-Person Care
A multicenter cohort study finds no significant difference in emergency department visits or hospitalizations after virtual consultations.