Purpose The use of susceptibility weighted imaging in high field magnetic resonance imaging
scanners can detect the nigrosome-1 area located in the caudo-lateral region of the pars …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Neurologic manifestations in hereditary hemorrhagic
telangiectasia include an increased incidence of brain abscesses and ischemic strokes due to …

Objectives Herpes zoster oticus (HZO) typically provokes vestibular symptoms and is traditionally
viewed as a cranial nerve equivalent of shingles, but in contrast to vestibular neuritis (…

Objective To determine whether there are significant differences in the apparent diffusion
coefficient (ADC) between the apparently normal peritumor white matter surrounding …

Objective: In patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), early neuropathological changes in the
entorhinal cortex have been described, which precede medial temporal lobe involvement. …

Background: For many years, cognitive impairment has been established as a well-known
symptom of multiple sclerosis. Moreover, we know that it was present even at the beginning of …

The cerebellar flocculus is a critical structure involved in the control of eye movements. Both
static and dynamic abnormalities of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) have been described …

Background FIRES is a rare severe epileptic syndrome occurring in previously healthy
children which is characterized by the onset of fever between 24 hours and 2 weeks before the …

Aims and objectives The goal of this electronic poster is to establish the different
characteristics by conventional and advanced MRI techniques of oligodendrogliomas and …

Objective Our aim was to determine whether overt catch up saccades (OS) provoked by
vestibular stimuli, as observed in the video head impulse test (vHIT), have comparable metrics …