ANA 2016: Risk Factors with Neurological Disorders
Award-winning posters presented during the American Neurological Association Annual Meeting discussed risks in stroke, MS, and migraine.
Posters presented during the American Neurological Association Annual Meeting covered the burden and outcomes of acute ischemic stroke in patients with pre-existing major depressive disorder, looked at the vitamin D genetic risk score and relapse rates in pediatric patients with MS, and compared patients with migraine who developed complex regional pain syndrome to those who did not.
ANA 2016: Risk Factors with Neurological Disorders
Burden and outcomes of acute ischemic stroke in patients with major depression
What is the impact of pre-existing major depressive disorder on acute ischemic stroke?
Outcomes in patients with depression & acute ischemic stroke
Vitamin D genetic risk score is strongly associated with vitamin D levels and relapse rate in pediatric MS patients
Is there a causal relationship between functional polymorphisms in vitamin D pathways and vitamin D levels and relapse activity in pediatric MS?
Vitamin D genetic risk and MS outcomes
Migraine and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: a Case-Referent Clinical Study
What are the clinical phenotype differences in patients with migraine who develop complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) and those who do not?
Migraine and complex regional pain syndrome
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