Articles

• Highlights from the International Alzheimer’s Disease Conference

  Recently presented findings in AD have clinical implications now and in the long-term.

  By Ronald Devere, MD

• Optic Neuritis: Update on Diagnosis, Management, and Long-term Follow-up

  Specialists share insights on diagnostic tools, prospects for neuroprotective therapies, and the risk of MS.

  By Paul Winnington, Editorial Director

• Assessing and Responding to Apparent Aspirin Resistance

  Aspirin resistance is a controversial issue with important clinical implications for neurologists and patients.

  By James C. Grotta, MD

• The Benefits of Application Service Providers

  As the details of healthcare reform take shape, an ASP may provide a cost-efficient way for clinicians to go digital.

  By Mark Kaufmann, MD

• How Accurate is Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Among Patients over 80?

  A mixture of multiple pathologies may contribute to dementia in most elderly beyond the age of 80.

  By Majid Fotuhi, MD, PhD

• Diagnosing Small Fiber Neuropathy Through the Use of Skin Biopsy

  A simple test can easily determine the presence of small fiber neuropathy. Here’s what you need to know.

  By David S. Saperstein, MD and Todd D. Levine, MD

• Co-existent Optic Nerve Drusen in a Patient with Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension

  Pseudotumor cerebri occurs in about one in 1,000 people, and a “cause” is often difficult to identify.

  By Lenworth N. Johnson, MD

• Editor's Message

  By Paul Winnington Editorial Director

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