The surgeons in Severance use no such sophisticated imaging, simply peering into the brain and hand-placing the chip—and ...

The condition affects around 10% of the population and significantly impacts the quality of life of those who suffer from it.

If you look in the brainstem lesions for example, we see really robust reduction in these particular lesions. And you have to be careful looking at so many different measures, but we've got this ...

Rabies is one of the oldest communicable diseases known to humans and is almost always fatal, with very few cases of ...

The study suggests the brainstem may control this process ... individuals with isolated congenital anosmia (born without olfactory bulbs) were used as a lesion-type model during visual–auditory tasks ...

Descending motor systems can be spared; hence this location of disease may not evoke the full Brown-Séquard syndrome. Brainstem lesions commonly resemble those found with spinal cord disease because ...

due to an underlying mass in the brainstem associated with acute bleeding. Following additional medical examinations, the diagnosis was determined to be bleeding in the midbrain due to a benign lesion ...

Advanced magnetic resonance imaging and angiography revealed neurovascular compression of the ipsilateral side of HFS, without any basal ganglia lesions. Conclusions: BEB occurred more frequently in ...

Headache, changes in mental state, including deviations in personality and behaviour, and diplopia or other brainstem symptoms suggest the possibility of a posterior fossa mass lesion and/or ...

Strokes are treatable, so it is important to be able to recognize a stroke so that you can get the right emergency treatment as quickly as possible. If you see or experience any of the following ...

Lesions here result in limb ataxia, which is manifested by intention tremors (tremors that become worse as a target is reached) and dysdiadochokinesia (trouble making rapid alternating movements ...