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    1984
    7-134
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Preface

Karl-Axel Melin, 
  • Pages: 7-8
  • First Published: July 1984

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Introduction

Karl-Axel Melin, 
  • Pages: 9-10
  • First Published: July 1984

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Gothenburg first and second workshop on epilepsy and memory function: Summing up and concluding remarks

Jerzy Majkowski, 
  • Pages: 11-18
  • First Published: July 1984
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Summing up of the success so far gained through choice of drugs or combinations of drugs

Mogens Dam, 
  • Pages: 19-22
  • First Published: July 1984
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The influence of carbamazepine and phenytoin on memory and other aspects of cognitive function in new referrals with epilepsy

David G. Andrewes,  Laura Tomlinson,  Robert D.C. Elwes,  Edward H. Reynolds, 
  • Pages: 23-30
  • First Published: July 1984
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Attention problems in adult epileptic patients

Pierre Loiseau,  J. L. Signoret,  E. Strube, 
  • Pages: 31-34
  • First Published: July 1984
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Vigilance – local vigilance – the vigilance profile: A new concept and its application in neurobiology and biological psychiatry

Werner P. Koella, 
  • Pages: 35-41
  • First Published: July 1984
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Preoperative and postoperative memory testing of epileptic patients

Lars-Göran Nilsson,  Sven-Åke Christianson,  Herbert Silfvenius,  Sigfrid Blom, 
  • Pages: 43-56
  • First Published: July 1984
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Observations on verbal, pictorial and stereognostic memory in epileptic patients during intracarotid Amytal testing

Herbert Silfvenius,  Sigfrid Blom,  Lars-Göran Nilsson,  Sven-Åke Christianson, 
  • Pages: 57-75
  • First Published: July 1984
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Results from intracarotid Amytal tests in epileptic patients

Herbert Silfvenius,  Sigfrid Blom, 
  • Pages: 77-78
  • First Published: July 1984
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The nature of cognitive dysfunction in school-children with epilepsy

Jamie Bennett-Levy,  Gregory Stores, 
  • Pages: 79-82
  • First Published: July 1984
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Alzheimer's disease: Clinical course and cognitive disturbances

Donald R. Crapper McLachlan,  Arthur J. Dalton,  Howard Galin,  George Schlotterer,  Eva Daicar, 
  • Pages: 83-89
  • First Published: July 1984
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Senile dementia of the Alzheimer type: Possibility of infectious etiology in genetically susceptible individuals

Henryk M. Wisniewski,  George S. Merz,  Richard I. Carp, 
  • Pages: 91-97
  • First Published: July 1984
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Dementia in epilepsy1

Michael R. Trimble, 
  • Pages: 99-104
  • First Published: July 1984
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Chronic toxic encephalopathy in house-painters

Peter Arlien-Søborg, 
  • Pages: 105-113
  • First Published: July 1984
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The effect of electroconvulsive shock on learning and memory in rats

Jane Mellanby,  A.R. Green,  L. Impey,  C. Oates,  L. Traynor, 
  • Pages: 115-118
  • First Published: July 1984
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The relationship between seizures and amnesia in experimental epilepsy

Jane Mellanby,  Catherine Hawkins,  Lucy Wilks, 
  • Pages: 119-124
  • First Published: July 1984
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The effects of various antiepileptic drugs on E-shock-induced amnesia in mice: Dissociability of effects on convulsions and effects on memory

Cesare Mondadori,  Werner Classen, 
  • Pages: 125-129
  • First Published: July 1984
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Potentiation of the anticonvulsant effects of antiepileptic drugs by “nootropics”; a potential new therapeutic approach

Cesare Mondadori,  Markus Schmutz,  Victor Baltzer, 
  • Pages: 131-132
  • First Published: July 1984
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Outlook

Cesare Mondadori, 
  • Pages: 133-134
  • First Published: July 1984