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Introduction to Wireless Sensor Networksinical neuroscience in the last decade. Not only have these techniques revolutionized the clinical management of patients with neurological disorders, but in many situations they have advanced our understanding of the pathophysiology of diseases which affect the Brain.

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Benjamin Schwessinger,John P. Rathjentain this response and become more symptomatic. Increasing disability is usually accompanied by dyskinesias and diurnal fluctuations in performance, predominantly “wearing-off” phenomena (. and . 1977; 1976). Occasionally, patients exhibit abrupt random fluctuations: “on-off” phenomena.

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Moussa Ayyash,Y. Alsbou,Mohamed Anan deficits in the basal ganglia would suggest at first sight a role of this brain structure in motor control. However, an absence of movement can have many causes. When discussing movement-related neuronal processes it is helpful to distinguish between the initiation and the execution of movements (.

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Mohammad Ali Salahuddin,Ala Al-Fuqaharvous system (CNS), basically characterized by dysfunction of the dopaminergic nigrostriatal system. It may or, rarely, may not be associated with distinct anatomic damage to the melanin-containing neurons of the substantia nigra, changes to the neuronal cytoskeleton, including the Lewy bodies, and

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Mohamed Riduan Abid,Driss Benhaddou the function of specific neuronal pathways in health and disease. In Parkinson’s disease, the emphasis has been on the study of dopamine presynaptic and postsynaptic elements. Other neurotransmitter abnormalities, however, have been observed in this and other basal ganglia diseases. This chapter wi

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