Volume 5 Issue 1

An Atypical Presentation of ‘Possible’ Neurosarcoidosis: A Stepwise Approach to a Case with Review of Literature

Bhanu Gogia, Varun B. Shah, Prashant K. Rai, Karthikram Raghuram and Chilvana Patel
A 38-year-old Caucasian man presented with a three month history of headache and a ten day history of confusion and abnormal movements in the right upper extremity.

The Neural Correlates of Auditory Lexicosemantic Processing in the Chinese Language: An fMRI Study

Hengshuang LIU and SH Annabel CHEN
Everyday social communication emphasizes auditory semantic processing. To date, most studies of auditory semantic processing are mainly based on languages with alphabetic writing systems like English, where character languages such as Chinese are largely under-represented.

Brachiocephalic Vessels Ultrasound Index of Arteriovenous Ratio (IAVR) and Headache as a Diagnostic Tool for Intracranial Venous Stasis in Arterial/Venous Ischemic Stroke’s Differentiation

Semenov Stanislav, Yurkevich Elena, Semenov Aleksandr, Korotkevich Alexey and Kokov Aleksandr
Identification of signs of intracranial venous stasis using ultrasound methods in combination with determination of headache intensity according to the visual-analogue scale allows us to suspect the venous genesis of ischemic stroke before using neuroimaging methods, which can contribute to the selection of adequate therapy and to improve the prognosis and long-term outcomes of the disease.