Entrez PubMed kluverbucy syndrome is an uncommon syndrome of behavioral abnormalities followingbilateral tempora http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=3
Kluver-Bucy Syndrome Related To Glioma Badruddoja Et Al. 63 (1 kluverbucy syndrome related to glioma. Michael A. Badruddoja, MD , JamesVredenburgh, MD , Terry S. Peery, DO and David A. Reardon, MD Durham, NC http://www.neurology.org/cgi/content/figsonly/63/1/184
Kluver-Bucy Syndrome In Pick Disease Clinical And Pathologic The early appearance of kluverbucy syndrome and the late occurrence of amnesiaand spatial disorientation allow clinical identification of this variant of http://www.neurology.org/cgi/content/abstract/31/11/1415
Postencephalitic Syndrome Diagnosis And Management kluverbucy syndrome is a postencephalitic syndrome that follows herpes encephalitis.The core features of the syndrome include emotional placidity, http://www.psyplexus.com/neuropsychiatry/postencephalitic_syndrome.htm
Blackwell Synergy - Cookie Absent The human kluverbucy syndrome. Neurology 1983;33 1141 -5. Epileptic Kluver-Bucysyndrome following complex partial status epilepticus. http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1528-1167.2005.69404.x
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Cerebral Cortex Matching Exercise kluverbucy syndrome ? destruction of primary visual cortex, contralateral neglect,primary motor cortex, face recognition, cells within have similar or http://www.rdc.ab.ca/scottpsych/website/brain/cortex.htm
Extractions: laminae destruction of primary visual cortex contralateral neglect primary motor cortex face recognition cells within have similar or related properties inhibition of inappropiate responses layers of cells parallel to the surface of cortex lobotomies primary somatosensory cortex inability to display normal fears and anxiety cortical blindness destruction of primary visual cortex contralateral neglect primary motor cortex face recognition cells within have similar or related properties inhibition of inappropiate responses layers of cells parallel to the surface of cortex lobotomies primary somatosensory cortex inability to display normal fears and anxiety frontal lobe destruction of primary visual cortex contralateral neglect primary motor cortex face recognition cells within have similar or related properties inhibition of inappropiate responses layers of cells parallel to the surface of cortex lobotomies primary somatosensory cortex inability to display normal fears and anxiety prefrontal cortex destruction of primary visual cortex contralateral neglect primary motor cortex face recognition cells within have similar or related properties inhibition of inappropiate responses layers of cells parallel to the surface of cortex lobotomies primary somatosensory cortex inability to display normal fears and anxiety precentral gyrus destruction of primary visual cortex contralateral neglect primary motor cortex face recognition cells within have similar or related properties
The Conversatron - Kluver-Bucy What causes the kluverbucy syndrome? What are its symptoms? That would bequite a trick, since that syndrome has only really been seen in experimental http://conversatron.com/archive/9692.html
Extractions: That would be quite a trick, since that syndrome has only really been seen in experimental monkeys. If part of the temporal lobes are removed the monkey cannot recognize objects (visual agnosia). These monkeys exhibit bizarre oral behaviors such as sticking things in their mouths that normal monkeys would have nothing to do with. They also become hyperactive and hypersexual making physical contact with almost anything in their environment.
Directory Of Open Access Journals Abstract, The kluverbucy syndrome (KBS) is a neurobehavioral syndrome and Key words, kluver-bucy syndrome; herpes; anoxia-ischemic encephalopathy; http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=102204&toc=y
Neurology Search Narrative May 2004 Websites ASERNIP-S Http//www (36072) 59 exp Dementia/ (55555) 60 (dementia or alzheimer$ or aphasia orkluverbucy syndrome).tw. (58499) 61 (motor-neuron disease or MND or amyotrophic http://www.cci.scot.nhs.uk/cci/files/Neuro Search Narrative.txt
Extractions: Neurology Search Narrative May 2004 Websites ASERNIP-S http://www.racs.edu.au/open/asernip-s.htm Canadian Medical Association http://mdm.ca/cpgsnew/cpgs/index.asp Centre for Clinical Effectiveness (Australia) http://www.med.monash.edu.au/healthservices/cce/ Health Technology Assessment http://www.hta.nhsweb.nhs.uk/ NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination http://www.york.ac.uk/inst/crd/welcome.htm NHS Quality Improvement Scotland http://www.nhshealthquality.org National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) http://www.nice.org.uk/ National Electronic Library for Health http://rms.nelh.nhs.uk/guidelinesfinder/ National Guideline Clearinghouse http://www.guidelines.gov/index.asp National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) http://www.health.gov.au/nhmrc/publications/index.htm New Zealand Guidelines Group http://www.nzgg.org.nz/ Swedish Council on Technology Assessment in Health Care (SBU) http://www.sbu.se/admin/index.asp Trip Database http://www.tripdatabase.com/ US National Institutes of Health http://www.nih.gov/ 04/04/04 Searches for patient referral and follow up were conducted in the year range 1990-2004 on the following databases. The Medline strategy was adapted for other databases. * British Nursing Index * Cinahl * Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Issue 1 2004. * Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials * Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects * Embase * Medline * Psycinfo Results were separated into systematic reviews and all other studies. Type of study Duplicates removed Sifted Systematic review 202 37 Other 8790 1060 Database: Ovid MEDLINE(R) Search Strategy: 1 exp NEUROLOGY/ (7091) 2 neurolog$.tw. (106496) 3 exp Headache/ (13640) 4 exp Vascular Headaches/ (13449) 5 migraine.tw. (11101) 6 headache.tw. (23472) 7 exp Multiple Sclerosis/ (22875) 8 multiple sclerosis.tw. (21990) 9 neuromyelitis optica.tw. (126) 10 exp Epilepsy/ (66981) 11 epilep$.tw. (48739) 12 landau-kleffner syndrome.tw. (214) 13 seizure$.tw. (45053) 14 exp Brain Ischemia/ (33627) 15 (brain adj2 ischemia).tw. (3152) 16 transient ischemic attack.tw. (1544) 17 TIA.tw. (2256) 18 exp Cerebrovascular Accident/ (26608) 19 ((brain or cerebral) adj2 infarction$).tw. (7830) 20 (lateral medullary syndrome or stroke).tw. (57561) 21 exp Nervous System Neoplasms/ (104137) 22 ((nerv$ or brain or cerebral or cerebellar or infratentorial or supratentorial or hypothalam$ or pituitary or arachnoid or meningeal) adj2 (neoplasm$ or tumo$r or cyst$)).tw. (15468) 23 neurocytoma.tw. (256) 24 Neoplasms, Nerve Tissue/ (877) 25 meningioma.tw. (5617) 26 neurilemmoma.tw. (653) 27 neurofibro$.tw. (7676) 28 neuroma.tw. (2795) 29 neurothekeoma.tw. (85) 30 exp Cranial Nerve Diseases/ (53547) 31 (nerv$ adj2 (disease$ or injur$ or disorder)).tw. (15825) 32 neuralgia.tw. (4439) 33 neuroma.tw. (2795) 34 neuronitis.tw. (202) 35 myelopathy.tw. (5069) 36 exp Peripheral Nervous System Diseases/ (74804) 37 (neuropath$ or polyneuropath$ or mononeuropath$).tw. (49118) 38 neuritis.tw. (3989) 39 neurofibromatosis.tw. (5778) 40 causalgia.tw. (318) 41 sciatica.tw. (1802) 42 exp Consciousness Disorders/ (23544) 43 (syncope or faint$ or collapse$).tw. (25304) 44 exp Central Nervous System Infections/ (76432) 45 ((central nervous system or CNS) adj2 (disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$ or infection)).tw. (10222) 46 exp facial pain/ or exp neuralgia/ (9850) 47 ((facial or face) adj2 pain).tw. (1931) 48 (lumbosacral adj2 (disease$ or infect$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (153) 49 exp Dizziness/ (1735) 50 (dizziness or vertigo or light-head$ or giddiness or faint).tw. (13547) 51 acrodynia.tw. (68) 52 (nerv$ adj2 (compression or disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (14069) 53 exp Amnesia/ (5624) 54 (amnesia or memory loss).tw. (5868) 55 exp Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System/ (49697) 56 (leukoencephalitis or myasthenia or polyradiculoneuropathy or uveomeningoencephalitic or encephalomyelitis or myelitis or stiff-person syndrome).tw. (17856) 57 exp Basal Ganglia Diseases/ (45035) 58 (parkinson$ disease or parkinsonian disorder$ or levy body disease$ or dystonia or huntington disease or meige syndrome or neuroleptic).tw. (36072) 59 exp Dementia/ (55555) 60 (dementia or alzheimer$ or aphasia or kluver-bucy syndrome).tw. (58499) 61 (motor-neuron disease or MND or "amyotrophic lateral sclerosis" or bulbar palsy or muscular atroph$ or multiple system atroph$ or tauopath$).tw. (11046) 62 (myelitis or "amyotrophic lateral sclerosis").tw. (6817) 63 ("loss of consciousness" or unconscious).tw. (5759) 64 (dyskineasis or ataxia or gait or catalepsy or dystonia or hyperkines$ or hypokines$ or myoclonus or tics or tremor).tw. (42452) 65 visual failure.tw. (182) 66 exp Facial Nerve/ (7023) 67 (facial adj2 (motor or nerv$)).tw. (7663) 68 exp Diplopia/ (2558) 69 (double vision or diplopia).tw. (3024) 70 ((speech or language or communication) adj (disorder$ or disturbance)).tw. (2555) 71 exp facial nerve diseases/ or exp facial neuralgia/ (3721) 72 (bell palsy or melkersson-rosenthal syndrome or mobius syndrome).tw. (501) 73 exp Movement Disorders/ (51430) 74 movement disorder$.tw. (4080) 75 (angelman syndrome or meige syndrome or torticollis).tw. (2146) 76 (brain$ adj2 (dysfunction or abcess or damage or disease$ or injur$ or neoplasm)).tw. (31384) 77 exp Cranial Nerve Diseases/ (53547) 78 (cranial nerve adj (lesion$ or disease$ or neoplasm$)).tw. (78) 79 myelopathy.tw. (5069) 80 neuromuscular diseases/ or exp isaacs syndrome/ or exp motor neuron disease/ or exp muscular atrophy, spinal/ or muscular disorders, atrophic/ or mitochondrial myopathies/ or myopathies, structural, congenital/ or exp muscular disorders, atrophic/ or exp neuromuscular junction diseases/ (47489) 81 exp amnesia, transient global/ or exp brain neoplasms/ or exp headache disorders/ (87788) 82 neurologic manifestations/ or exp gait disorders, neurologic/ or exp memory disorders/ or exp seizures/ or exp vertigo/ (47738) 83 neurodegenerative diseases/ or exp motor neuron disease/ or exp parkinson disease/ (41381) 84 ((non-organic or organic) and neuro$).tw. (4110) 85 exp spinal cord diseases/ 86 or/1-85 (882765) 87 exp "Referral and Consultation"/ (33922) 88 referral$.tw. (27409) 89 exp TRIAGE/ (3511) 90 triage.tw. (2994) 91 (patient$ adj follow up).tw. (5290) 92 (surveillance adj patient$).tw. (819) 93 or/87-92 (63723) 94 85 and 93 (5869) 95 limit 94 to (human and yr=1990 - 2004) (4695) Database: EMBASE Search Strategy: 1 exp NEUROLOGY/ (2804) 2 neurolog$.tw. (74535) 3 exp "Headache and Facial Pain"/ (51600) 4 (migraine or headache).tw. (23325) 5 exp demyelinating disease/ or multiple sclerosis/ (23445) 6 (multiple sclerosis or neuromyelitis optica or leukodystrophy).tw. (15305) 7 exp "Seizure, Epilepsy and Convulsion"/ (69417) 8 (epilep$ or landau-kleffner syndrome or seizure$ or convulsion$).tw. (54859) 9 (brain adj2 ischemia).tw. (2567) 10 (transient ischemic attack or TIA).tw. (2561) 11 ((brain or cerebral) adj2 infarction$).tw. (5475) 12 (stroke not heatstroke).tw. (43993) 13 lateral medullary syndrome.tw. (67) 14 exp Nervous System Tumor/ (76198) 15 ((nerv$ or brain or cerebral or cerebellar or infratentorial or supratentorial or hypothalam$ or pituitary or arachnoid or meningeal) adj2 (neoplasm$ or tumo$r or cyst$)).tw. (9376) 16 exp Nervous System Tumor/ (76198) 17 (neurocytoma or meningioma or neurilemmoma or neurofibro$ or neuroma or neurothekeoma).tw. (10455) 18 exp Neuropathy/ (95978) 19 (nerv$ adj2 (disease$ or injur$ or disorder$)).tw. (12144) 20 (neuralgia or neuroma or neuronitis).tw. (4639) 21 myelopathy.tw. (3648) 22 (neuropath$ or polyneuropath$ or mononeuropath$ or neuritis or causalgia or sciatica).tw. (39113) 23 exp Consciousness Disorder/ (19787) 24 (syncope or faint$ or collapse$).tw. (17516) 25 exp Central Nervous System Infection/ (35271) 26 ((central nervous system or CNS) adj2 (disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$ or infection)).tw. (7284) 27 exp Neuralgia/ (14379) 28 ((facial or face) adj2 pain).tw. (962) 29 (lumbosacral adj2 (disease$ or infect$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (85) 30 exp Vertigo/ (19895) 31 (dizziness or vertigo or light-head$ or giddiness or faint).tw. (10003) 32 acrodynia.tw. (23) 33 (nerv$ adj2 (compression or disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (8829) 34 exp Amnesia/ (10394) 35 (amnesia or memory loss).tw. (4026) 36 (leukoencephalitis or myasthenia or polyradiculoneuropathy or uveomeningoencephalitic or encephalomyelitis or myelitis or stiff-person syndrome).tw. (9704) 37 exp Extrapyramidal Syndrome/ (39488) 38 (parkinson$ disease or parkinsonian disorder$ or levy body disease$ or dystonia or huntington disease or meige syndrome or neuroleptic).tw. (27763) 39 exp Dementia/ (62350) 40 (dementia or alzheimer$ or aphasia or kluver-bucy syndrome).tw. (49836) 41 (motor-neuron disease or MND or "amyotrophic lateral sclerosis" or bulbar palsy or muscular atroph$ or multiple system atroph$ or tauopath$).tw. (8043) 42 (myelitis or amyotrophic sclerosis or unconscious$).tw. (4118) 43 (dyskineasis or ataxia or gait or catalepsy or dystonia or hyperkines$ or hypokines$ or myoclonus or tics or tremor or visual failure).tw. (27754) 44 exp facial nerve/ (2530) 45 (facial adj2 (motor or nerv$)).tw. (4681) 46 exp Diplopia/ (3077) 47 (double vision or diplopia).tw. (2219) 48 ((speech or language or communication) adj (disorder$ or disturbance)).tw. (1607) 49 exp Facial Nerve Disease/ (5033) 50 (bell palsy or melkersson-rosenthal syndrome or mobius syndrome).tw. (234) 51 exp Motor Dysfunction/ (128505) 52 movement disorder$.tw. (3359) 53 (angelman syndrome or meige syndrome or torticollis).tw. (1339) 54 (brain$ adj2 (dysfunction or abcess or damage or disease$ or injur$ or neoplasm)).tw. (24232) 55 (cranial nerve adj (lesion$ or disease$ or neoplasm$)).tw. (51) 56 myelopathy.tw. (3648) 57 exp Neuromuscular Disease/ (37689) 58 degenerative disease/ or exp alzheimer disease/ or exp parkinson disease/ or exp senile dementia/ (60842) 59 exp Brain Tumor/ (30442) 60 ((nonorganic or non-organic) and neuro$).tw. (83) 61 or/1-60 (659850) 62 exp Patient Referral/ (12793) 63 referral$.tw. (20068) 64 exp Emergency Health Service/ (6259) 65 triage.tw. (2030) 66 (patient$ adj follow up).tw. (4535) 67 (surveillance adj patient$).tw. (613) 68 or/62-67 (39019) 69 61 and 68 (5834) 70 limit 69 to (human and yr=1990 - 2004) (5562) 71 limit 70 to abstracts (5070) 72 from 71 keep 1-200 (200) *************************** 11/04/04 Searches for patient views were conducted in the year range 1990-2004 on the following databases. The Medline strategy was adapted for other databases. * British Nursing Index * Cinahl * Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Issue 1 2004 * Embase * Medline * Psychinfo Type of Study Duplicates Removed Sifted All records 5688 423 Database: Ovid MEDLINE(R) Search Strategy: 281 exp NEUROLOGY/ (7083) 282 neurolog$.tw. (106241) 283 exp Headache/ (13616) 284 exp Vascular Headaches/ (13428) 285 migraine.tw. (11081) 286 headache.tw. (23423) 287 exp Multiple Sclerosis/ (22834) 288 multiple sclerosis.tw. (21941) 289 neuromyelitis optica.tw. (126) 290 exp Epilepsy/ (66889) 291 epilep$.tw. (48658) 292 landau-kleffner syndrome.tw. (214) 293 seizure$.tw. (44977) 294 exp Brain Ischemia/ (33535) 295 (brain adj2 ischemia).tw. (3148) 296 transient ischemic attack.tw. (1540) 297 TIA.tw. (2246) 298 exp Cerebrovascular Accident/ (26477) 299 ((brain or cerebral) adj2 infarction$).tw. (7808) 300 lateral medullary syndrome.tw. (91) 301 exp Nervous System Neoplasms/ (103952) 302 ((nerv$ or brain or cerebral or cerebellar or infratentorial or supratentorial or hypothalam$ or pituitary or arachnoid or meningeal) adj2 (neoplasm$ or tumo$r or cyst$)).tw. (15433) 303 neurocytoma.tw. (254) 304 Neoplasms, Nerve Tissue/ (876) 305 meningioma.tw. (5609) 306 neurilemmoma.tw. (651) 307 neurofibro$.tw. (7665) 308 neuroma.tw. (2792) 309 neurothekeoma.tw. (85) 310 exp Cranial Nerve Diseases/ (53461) 311 (nerv$ adj2 (disease$ or injur$ or disorder)).tw. (15769) 312 neuralgia.tw. (4427) 313 neuroma.tw. (2792) 314 neuronitis.tw. (202) 315 exp Spinal Cord Diseases/ (55200) 316 (spinal cord adj2 (disease or tumo?r or neoplasm$ or cyst$ or damage$ or injur$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (13531) 317 myelopathy.tw. (5064) 318 exp Peripheral Nervous System Diseases/ (74693) 319 (neuropath$ or polyneuropath$ or mononeuropath$).tw. (48983) 320 neuritis.tw. (3986) 321 neurofibromatosis.tw. (5768) 322 causalgia.tw. (316) 323 sciatica.tw. (1800) 324 exp Consciousness Disorders/ (23498) 325 (syncope or faint$ or collapse$).tw. (25191) 326 exp Central Nervous System Infections/ (76311) 327 ((central nervous system or CNS) adj2 (disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$ or infection)).tw. (10193) 328 exp facial pain/ or exp neuralgia/ (9829) 329 ((facial or face) adj2 pain).tw. (1920) 330 (lumbosacral adj2 (disease$ or infect$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (153) 331 exp Dizziness/ (1730) 332 (dizziness or light-head$ or giddiness or faint).tw. (8985) 333 acrodynia.tw. (68) 334 ((guillain-barre or miller fisher or isaacs or carpal tunnel or tarsal tunnel or cubital tunnel or thoracic outlet or cervical rib) adj syndrome).tw. (8618) 335 (nerv$ adj2 (compression or disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (14041) 336 exp Amnesia/ (5617) 337 (amnesia or memory loss).tw. (5861) 338 exp Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System/ (49604) 339 (leukoencephalitis or myasthenia or polyradiculoneuropathy or uveomeningoencephalitic or encephalomyelitis or myelitis or stiff-person syndrome).tw. (17826) 340 exp Basal Ganglia Diseases/ (44806) 341 (parkinson$ disease or parkinsonian disorder$ or levy body disease$ or dystonia or huntington disease or meige syndrome or neuroleptic).tw. (35817) 342 exp Dementia/ (55413) 343 (dementia or alzheimer$ or aphasia or kluver-bucy syndrome).tw. (58329) 344 exp Neurodegenerative Diseases/ (118697) 345 (motor-neuron disease or MND or "amyotrophic lateral sclerosis" or bulbar palsy or muscular atroph$ or multiple system atroph$ or tauopath$).tw. (11004) 346 (myelitis or "amyotrophic lateral sclerosis").tw. (6801) 347 ("loss of consciousness" or unconscious).tw. (5749) 348 (dyskineasis or ataxia or gait or catalepsy or dystonia or hyperkines$ or hypokines$ or myoclonus or tics or tremor).tw. (42237) 349 visual failure.tw. (181) 350 exp Facial Nerve/ (7015) 351 (facial adj2 (motor or nerv$)).tw. (7647) 352 exp Diplopia/ (2554) 353 (double vision or diplopia).tw. (3015) 354 ((speech or language or communication) adj (disorder$ or disturbance)).tw. (2547) 355 (aphasia or echolalia or stutter$).tw. (6873) 356 exp facial nerve diseases/ or exp facial neuralgia/ (3710) 357 (bell palsy or melkersson-rosenthal syndrome or mobius syndrome).tw. (501) 358 exp Movement Disorders/ (51200) 359 movement disorder$.tw. (4011) 360 (angelman syndrome or meige syndrome or torticollis).tw. (2137) 361 (brain$ adj2 (dysfunction or abcess or damage or disease$ or injur$ or neoplasm)).tw. (31282) 362 exp Cranial Nerve Diseases/ (53461) 363 (cranial nerve adj (lesion$ or disease$ or neoplasm$)).tw. (78) 364 myelopathy.tw. (5064) 365 neurologic manifestations/ or exp dyskinesias/ or exp gait disorders, neurologic/ or exp meningism/ or exp communication disorders/ or exp memory disorders/ or exp neuromuscular manifestations/ or exp paresis/ or exp reflex, abnormal/ or seizures/ or exp convulsions/ or vertigo/ or exp aphonia/ (131780) 366 neuromuscular diseases/ or exp isaacs syndrome/ or exp motor neuron disease/ or exp muscular atrophy, spinal/ or muscular disorders, atrophic/ or mitochondrial myopathies/ or myopathies, structural, congenital/ or exp muscular disorders, atrophic/ or exp neuromuscular junction diseases/ (47191) 367 exp akinetic mutism/ or exp amblyopia/ or exp amnesia, transient global/ or exp brain damage, chronic/ or exp brain diseases, metabolic/ or exp brain injuries/ or exp brain neoplasms/ or exp cerebellar diseases/ or exp encephalitis/ or exp encephalomalacia/ or exp headache disorders/ (202828) 368 or/281-367 (961180) 369 280 and 368 (3440) 370 limit 369 to (human and yr=1990-2004) (2686) *************************** Database: EMBASE Search Strategy: 1 exp NEUROLOGY/ (2793) 2 neurolog$.tw. (74337) 3 exp "Headache and Facial Pain"/ (51463) 4 (migraine or headache).tw. (23285) 5 exp demyelinating disease/ or multiple sclerosis/ (23375) 6 (multiple sclerosis or neuromyelitis optica or leukodystrophy).tw. (15255) 7 exp "Seizure, Epilepsy and Convulsion"/ (69243) 8 (epilep$ or landau-kleffner syndrome or seizure$ or convulsion$).tw. (54734) 9 exp Cerebrovascular Disease/ (102339) 10 (brain adj2 ischemia).tw. (2556) 11 (transient ischemic attack or TIA).tw. (2548) 12 ((brain or cerebral) adj2 infarction$).tw. (5460) 13 (stroke not heatstroke).tw. (43852) 14 lateral medullary syndrome.tw. (67) 15 exp Nervous System Tumor/ (76003) 16 ((nerv$ or brain or cerebral or cerebellar or infratentorial or supratentorial or hypothalam$ or pituitary or arachnoid or meningeal) adj2 (neoplasm$ or tumo$r or cyst$)).tw. (9360) 17 exp Nervous System Tumor/ (76003) 18 (neurocytoma or meningioma or neurilemmoma or neurofibro$ or neuroma or neurothekeoma).tw. (10436) 19 exp Neuropathy/ (95729) 20 (nerv$ adj2 (disease$ or injur$ or disorder$)).tw. (12113) 21 (neuralgia or neuroma or neuronitis).tw. (4626) 22 exp Spinal Cord Disease/ (48213) 23 (spinal cord adj2 (disease$ or tumo$r or neoplasm$ or cyst$ or damage$ or injur$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (9700) 24 myelopathy.tw. (3640) 25 (neuropath$ or polyneuropath$ or mononeuropath$ or neuritis or causalgia or sciatica).tw. (39022) 26 exp Consciousness Disorder/ (19709) 27 (syncope or faint$ or collapse$).tw. (17468) 28 exp Central Nervous System Infection/ (35173) 29 ((central nervous system or CNS) adj2 (disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$ or infection)).tw. (7264) 30 ((central nervous system or CNS) adj2 (disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$ or infection)).tw. (7264) 31 ((central nervous system or CNS) adj2 (disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$ or infection)).tw. (7264) 32 exp Neuralgia/ (14336) 33 ((facial or face) adj2 pain).tw. (961) 34 (lumbosacral adj2 (disease$ or infect$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (85) 35 exp Vertigo/ (19886) 36 (dizziness or vertigo or light-head$ or giddiness or faint).tw. (9986) 37 acrodynia.tw. (23) 38 ((guillain-barre or miller fisher or isaacs or carpal tunnel or tarsal tunnel or cubital tunnel or thoracic outlet or cervical rib) adj syndrome).tw. (5804) 39 (nerv$ adj2 (compression or disease$ or disorder$ or abnormal$)).tw. (8812) 40 exp Amnesia/ (10375) 41 (amnesia or memory loss).tw. (4018) 42 (leukoencephalitis or myasthenia or polyradiculoneuropathy or uveomeningoencephalitic or encephalomyelitis or myelitis or stiff-person syndrome).tw. (9681) 43 exp Extrapyramidal Syndrome/ (39376) 44 (parkinson$ disease or parkinsonian disorder$ or levy body disease$ or dystonia or huntington disease or meige syndrome or neuroleptic).tw. (27698) 45 exp Dementia/ (62160) 46 (dementia or alzheimer$ or aphasia or kluver-bucy syndrome).tw. (49675) 47 exp Degenerative Disease/ (93074) 48 (motor-neuron disease or MND or "amyotrophic lateral sclerosis" or bulbar palsy or muscular atroph$ or multiple system atroph$ or tauopath$).tw. (8026) 49 (myelitis or amyotrophic sclerosis or unconscious$).tw. (4100) 50 (dyskineasis or ataxia or gait or catalepsy or dystonia or hyperkines$ or hypokines$ or myoclonus or tics or tremor or visual failure).tw. (27697) 51 exp facial nerve/ (2524) 52 (facial adj2 (motor or nerv$)).tw. (4674) 53 exp Diplopia/ (3064) 54 (double vision or diplopia).tw. (2212) 55 ((speech or language or communication) adj (disorder$ or disturbance)).tw. (1604) 56 (aphasia or echolalia or stutter$).tw. (4552) 57 exp Facial Nerve Disease/ (5020) 58 (bell palsy or melkersson-rosenthal syndrome or mobius syndrome).tw. (233) 59 exp Motor Dysfunction/ (128173) 60 movement disorder$.tw. (3358) 61 (angelman syndrome or meige syndrome or torticollis).tw. (1332) 62 (brain$ adj2 (dysfunction or abcess or damage or disease$ or injur$ or neoplasm)).tw. (24177) 63 (cranial nerve adj (lesion$ or disease$ or neoplasm$)).tw. (51) 64 myelopathy.tw. (3640) 65 exp Neuromuscular Disease/ (37596) 66 or/1-65 (734906) Please note that the above strategies were combined with a search strategy for patient views, which was compiled for the all the searches to be conducted for CCI. This can be viewed in the Dermatology Search Narrative.
Neurolaw kluverbucy syndrome - A severe disorder caused by damage to the temporal lobeand/or the limbic system and characterized by cognitive and sexual http://neurolaw.com/Index.cfm?file=k.htm
Head Injury And Sexuality: A Literature Review The kluverbucy syndrome in humans, both atraumatic and following head injury, Isern, RD (1987) Family violence and the kluver-bucy syndrome. http://www.medlit.info/guests/Abstracts/Head-inj.htm
Extractions: Empirical data on head injury and human sexuality was mainly limited to small series or few parameters until 1988. In the last 4 years, substantive studies have documented the high prevalence and common patterns of disturbance to sexual behaviour following closed and penetrating head injuries of varying severity. Further light has been shed on the anatomical localisation of our polymorphous perversity, and studies of nontraumatic brain injury have illuminated atypical changes in sexual behaviour after penetrating head injury. Published principles of state of the art management are summarised. Head injury comprises traumatic damage to the skull and its contents, from penetration or acceleration/deceleration forces. Clinically, it implies evidence of raised intracranial pressure, loss of consciousness, post-traumatic amnesia, neurological signs of impaired brain function, and/or skull fracture. According to US statistics, for every million of the population, 4000 head injuries will occur each year, adding annually a further one hundred survivors of serious injury (Garden et al., 1990.)
Emotion 2 kluverbucy syndrome in humans is rare, but can be seen in some sufferers ofencephalitic diseases. Electrical stimulation of the amygdala in animals http://www.biols.susx.ac.uk/home/Martin_Yeomans/Teaching/biofound/emotion2.htm
Extractions: In this lecture, we summarise current ideas about the neural bases of emotion and the evidence that different brain areas may underlie different emotional states. Key learning objectives are that you will: Recommended reading: Toates, Carlson, Koob And Wishaw and all major textbooks in Psychobiology discuss these issues in varying detail and you are advised to look at several sources to get a broad view. There are also good concise review papers, such as: Trends in Cognitive Sciences, Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 3: A more comprehensive review was published recently: Traditional neural views of emotion The view that the expression of emotion is controlled by the limbic system controls the expression of emotion was first introduced by Papez (1937). The amygdala as emotional centre The amygdala as fear centre: some recent findings Recent neuropsychological data confirm and extend the view that the amygdala has a primary role in fearful responses.
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Japan Phychogeriatric Society (TBI) Presenting as Frontotemporal Dementia with kluverbucy syndrome four of six core symptoms of the kluver-bucy syndrome, including hyperorality, http://www.yume-net.ne.jp/dome/rounen/english/psychoteriatrics1_4/psychogeriatri
Extractions: Heii Arai(Department of Psychiatry, Juntendo University School of Medicine) and Maki Takano The average life expectancy in Japan in 1947 was 54.0 yrs for females and 50.1 yrs for males. This increased greatly over the second half of the 20th century and currently stands at an average of 77.6 yrs for males and 84.6 yrs for females, according to a recent Government announcement in 2001. The proportion of the population of elderly people has been consequently growing rapidly due to this phenomenon as well as the concomitant decline in the birth-rate. Over 1.5 million elderly people are supposed to suffer from dementing illness in Japan, about half of whom probably have Alzheimer's disease (AD), which is one of the most common causes of dementia in the elderly. There are currently estimated to be about 11 million people worldwide with AD, and this number is forecast to double by the year 2025.
Extractions: kind of like blogging Main Kluver-Bucy Syndrome : "Damage to the front of the temporal lobe and the amygdala just below it can result in the strange condition called Kluver-Bucy Syndrome. Classically, the person will try to put anything to hand into their mouths and typically attempt to have sexual intercourse with it. A classic example is of the unfortunate chap arrested whilst attempting to have sex with the pavement. Effectively, it is the 'what' pathway that is damaged with regards to foodstuff and sexual partner. As Ramachandran puts it, 'they are not hypersexual, just indiscriminate.'" Cotard's Syndrome : "Named after a French psychiatrist Jules Cotard, this syndrome is characterized by the patient believing that he is dead, a walking corpse. This 'delusion' is usually expanded to the degree that the patient might claim that he can smell his own rotting flesh and feel worms crawling through his skin." Capgras' Syndrome : "Brilliantly described by Ramachandran, Capgras' syndrome is another neurological syndrome that is often mistaken for insanity. The Capgras' patient will typically identify people close to them as being imposters - identical in every possible way, but identical replicas. Classically, the patient will accept living with these imposters but will secretly 'know' that they are not the people they claim to be."
Exclamation Mark June 2005 For example, kluverbucy syndrome. Damage to the front of the temporal lobe andthe amygdala just below it can result in the strange condition called http://exclamationmark.typepad.com/blog/2005/06/
Eating Disorder? area and articles about mental health (other) Topics obesity, bulimia,hypothyroidism, cognitivebehavioral therapy, kluver-bucy syndrome, Kleine-Levin s. http://www.medhelp.org/forums/mentalhealth/archive/61.html
Extractions: Subject: Eating Disorder? Dear Anne, There are many disorders which cause over-eating, which can lead to obesity. You did not state your son's weight, or if his uncontrollable eating is associated with recurrent compensatory behaviors to prevent weight gain, such as self-induced vomiting, repeated laxative or diuretic use, or excessive exercise. If this should be the case, a diagnosis of bulimia nervosa is likely. Over-eating may also be seen in medical conditions such as hypothyroidism, and in rare syndromes such as Kluver-Bucy syndrome and Kleine-Levin syndrome, to name a few. The good news is that eating disorders can be successfully treated with cognitive-behavioral therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and medications. I hope you find this information helpful. It is provided for general medical educational purposes only, and should not replace consultation with a doctor for diagnostic and treatment options. Henry Ford Behavioral Services provides confidential evaluation, available by calling (313) 874-6680 for an appointment. Keywords: obesity, bulimia, hypothyroidism, cognitive-behavioral therapy, Kluver-Bucy syndrome, Kleine-Levin syndrome
