Neurosciences updates from Mayo Clinic

Highlights of some new developments and trends in medical practice at Mayo Clinic

May 2013

• Predictors and outcomes in pediatric epilepsy
• Obstructive sleep apnea and cardioembolic stroke risk
• New option for metastatic brain tumors

March 2013

• Management of pediatric headache at Mayo Clinic
• Sleep disorders: Profound effects on pediatric health

January 2013

• Preclinical Alzheimer's disease
• Secondary stroke prevention: Toward a new model of care

November 2012

• Movement Disorders Laboratory: Diagnosing and treating complex dystonias
• Advancing Parkinson's disease research through the National Brain and Tissue Resource

September 2012

• Pediatric epilepsy at Mayo Clinic: Managing seizures and related comorbidities

July 2012

• Predicting outcomes in normal pressure hydrocephalus
• Multiple sclerosis mimickers: Recognizing the underrecognized

May 2012

• Update on the measles virus, a novel therapy for glioblastoma
• Beyond the petri dish: The glioblastoma xenograph model

March 2012

• Surgical management of intractable seizures in children with epilepsy
• Molecular outcomes of neuromyelitis optica (NMO)-IgG binding to aquaporin-4 in astrocytes
• The incidence of MCI differs by subtype and is higher in men: The Mayo Clinic Study of Aging

January 2012

• Patient selection: A key factor in surgery for degenerative spinal deformity
• Meeting the challenges of myasthenia gravis at Mayo Clinic in Florida
• Concussion: Determining when the brain has recovered
• Inflammatory cortical demyelination in early multiple sclerosis

November 2011

• Neurostimulation across Mayo Clinic's three sites
• Frontiers of neuroscience: Molecular discoveries in CNS protection and repair
• Chiari malformation and syringomyelia: Investigating the natural history and predicting outcomes

September 2011

• Pituitary tumors: Team approach advantages
• DBS at Mayo Clinic: Pediatric Practice and Research Update

July 2011

• Discoveries in neuromuscular disease: Novel subtypes of myofibrillar myopathy
• Early findings from Mayo Clinic's population-based study on dementia
• Endarterectomy vs. stenting: Findings from CREST
• New England Journal of Medicine article explores mild cognitive impairment
• Flow diversion for intracranial aneurysm

May 2011

• Schwannomatosis: A newly recognized tumor-predisposing condition
• Minimally invasive surgery for skull base tumors at Mayo Clinic in Florida
• Novel microendoscopic treatment for spinal dural arteriovenous fistulas

March 2011

• Here, there, and everywhere: Telemedicine robot delivers stroke care

January 2011

• Abnormal bone fusion: Research and management of craniosynostosis at Mayo Clinic
• Mayo Clinic in Florida designated an NAEC Level 4 Epilepsy Center
• Surgery for malignant and primary spinal column tumors

November 2010

• Improving the maintenance of cervical kyphotic deformity correction
• Glioblastoma: Surgical advances and immunologic findings
• Supporting neuronal growth: Regenerative neuroscience at Mayo Clinic

July 2010

• Neuromyelitis optica: Mayo Clinic blood test supports clinical diagnosis
• Treating trigeminal nerve pain
• Redefining Non-Alzheimer's Dementias: New protein-based diagnostic categories

May 2010

• Neuroimaging for Dementia: Current and future directions for Mayo Clinic
• Update on Deep Brain Stimulation at Mayo Clinic

April 2010

• Aspirin for MS-Related Fatigue
• Neuro-oncology in Arizona: Collaboration and Continuity of Care
• Meeting Increased Demand: Clinical Neurophysiology Across Mayo Clinic
• Seeing the Unseen: Revelations From Peripheral Nerve MRI
• Advances in Seizure Prevention and Prediction
• Cognitive Aging and Presymptomatic Alzheimer's Disease — Grand Rounds

February 2010

• Collaborative Management of Pediatric Brain Tumor
• Monitoring and Treating ALS
• Novel Therapies for Glioblastoma