February 2011
Issue
FEATURES
Dysosmia and Dysgeusia: A Patient's Nightmare and an Opportunity for Learning
A case of severe smell and taste disturbance resulting in weight loss and impaired quality of life offers an opportunity to clarify terms and understand treatment options.
By Ronald Devere, MD
New Daily Persistent Headache: A Question and Answer Review
A specialist provides clarification on the diagnosis and management of the challenging condition known as NDPH.
By Randolph W. Evans, MD
Oral Disease Modifying Therapy for MS: Important Considerations
The availability of an oral agent for MS may create a therapeutic dilemma for clinicians as they try to determine the role of new therapy in patient care.
By Jeffrey I. Greenstein, MD
CASE REPORT: Neurocognitive Presentation of HIV: HIV-associated Progressive Encephalopathy
A case report and review of the literature explores HIV presenting as a syndrome complex with cognitive, motor, and behavioral features.
By Eva Pilcher, MD and Michael J. Schneck, MD
Editor's Message
By Paul Winnington, Editorial Director
Therapeutics Q&A: How Many AEDs are Optimal for Pediatric Epilepsy Management?
A recent study sheds light on the benefits and limitations of multi-AED therapy in children with intractable epilepsy.
By Jay Desai, MD
Top 5 Articles From February 2011
Dysosmia and Dysgeusia: A Patient's Nightmare and an Opportunity for Learning
A case of severe smell and taste disturbance resulting in weight loss and impaired quality of life offers an opportunity to clarify terms and understand treatment options.
By Ronald Devere, MD
New Daily Persistent Headache: A Question and Answer Review
A specialist provides clarification on the diagnosis and management of the challenging condition known as NDPH.
By Randolph W. Evans, MD
Oral Disease Modifying Therapy for MS: Important Considerations
The availability of an oral agent for MS may create a therapeutic dilemma for clinicians as they try to determine the role of new therapy in patient care.
By Jeffrey I. Greenstein, MD
CASE REPORT: Neurocognitive Presentation of HIV: HIV-associated Progressive Encephalopathy
A case report and review of the literature explores HIV presenting as a syndrome complex with cognitive, motor, and behavioral features.
