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Smartphone applications for seizure management.

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Technological advancements continue to provide innovative ways of enhancing patient care in medicine. In particular, the growing popularity of smartphone technology has seen the recent emergence of a myriad of healthcare applications (or apps) that promise to help shape the way in which health

Effects of Cornus mas L. and Morus rubra L. extracts on penicillin-induced epileptiform activity: an electrophysiological and biochemical study.

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Traditionally, Morus rubra L. (Moraceae) (red mulberry) and Cornus mas L. (Cornacea) (cornelian cherry) fruits are eaten fresh and are also used in marmalades, juices, jam, natural dyes in Turkey and are believed to have beneficial effects in case of multiple health issues such as antipyretic,

Poisoning by Coriaria myrtifolia Linnaeus: a new case report and review of the literature.

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Coriaria myrtifolia should be recognized as one of the most neurotoxic plants in western Mediterranean area. This shrub produces a toxin, coriamyrtin, that is present in high concentrations in the berries. Ingestion of few fruits similar to blackberries may induce digestive and neurological

[Acute intoxication by redoul (Coriaria myrtifolia L.). Three observations].

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BACKGROUND Coriaria myrtifolla L. (Redoul) is a shrub of the Mediterranean area. Poisoning with this plant is often accidental, following ingestion of the plant's fruit that are often mistaken for blackberries. METHODS Having eaten Coriaria myrtifolla L. berries, three sisters suffered from acute

The echo-guided removal of cerebral cavernous angiomas.

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Twenty cavernous angiomas were surgically removed after being localised by intra-operative echography. 10 patients were males and 10 females, with an average age of 34 years. Four patients had had intracerebral haemorrhage; all the remaining patients presented with headaches or seizures. The size of
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