(1) Moreover, basic neuroscience and clinical neurology ranked at the top of the list for difficulty in learning and complexity.

(2) Few men left such an enduring and lasting impression on medicine and neurology .

(3) After training in neurology and ophthalmology he settled on a career in neurophysiology.

(4) The clinician programme on offer will include cardiology, oncology, neurology , urology and a wide range of other procedures.

(5) In retirement he and Pauline worked diligently to further medical education in dermatology and neurology in Russia.

(6) Additional symptoms and signs of endocrine or neurological disorder are likely to be present.

(7) Convulsive seizures have been an unknown neurological side effect until now.

(8) A panel of three neurologists and a neurology nurse judged that 6% of the posted information contained factual inaccuracies.

(9) We requested hospital and referral records, including letters from psychiatrists, neurologists , and consultant paediatricians, for all potential cases.

(10) Vertigo of central neurological origin is uncommon and less likely to be horizontal or rotatory.

(11) Episodes are often distressing and carry the risk of serious neurological and cardiovascular sequelae.

(12) She was admitted 14 days ago, is hemodynamically stable, and neurologically unchanged, with a Glasgow Coma Scale score of six.

(13) In biopsies from 130 neurologically intact control subjects, polyglucosan bodies were found in 26 individuals, ranging in age from the third to ninth decades.

(14) Rheumatologists tend to rely on clinical signs, symptoms, and serology, whereas neurologists rely more on histopathology in order to exclude other myopathies.

(15) The researchers stained the hypothalamus region of four narcoleptic brains and 12 neurologically normal brains.

(16) The Dutch Association for Psychiatry and Neurology represented both neurologists and psychiatrists in the Netherlands until 1974.

(17) Sinemet is a combination of carbidopa, which minimizes the gastrointestinal side effects, and levodopa, the neurologically active drug.

(18) All subjects were neurologically intact on physical examination.

(19) In the United Kingdom this is largely carried by general practitioners with help from neurologists and geriatricians.

(20) Other neurological features include cranial neuropathies, optic neuritis, and ataxia.