Czech and Slovak Neurology and Neurosurgery - Issue 5/2024
Review Article
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Stroke mimic prediction scales for initial hospital stroke dia gnosis
S. Večerková, O. Volný, R. Ječmínková, M. Bar, L. Máchová
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Ofatumumab: State of the art in 2024 – Where are we now and where are we going
M. Vališ, S. Halúsková
317
Multiple sclerosis and the menstrual cycle
S. Flašarová, I. Šrotová, M. Hladíková, M. Petrášová
322
Rehabilitation of facial paresis due to a lesion of the facial nerve in clinical practice
H. Zimermanová, M. Janatová, M. Grünerová Lippertová
Original Paper
329
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Facial nerve lesions in children – a 10-year retrospective study in a tertiary center
B. Petrová, M. Bartoš, S. Měchurová, M. Urík
345
Accuracy and technical nuances of robotically assisted lumbosacral interbody fusions – results of 100 operated patients
J. Lodin, M. Bolcha, M. Sameš, P. Vachata
Short Communication
352
Evaluation of the clinical guidelines – dia gnosis and treatment of Parkinson‘s dis ease from the perspective of experts in clinical practice
P. Búřilová, J. Búřil, A. Pokorná, J. Horváthová, K. Menšíková, H. Brožová, M. Baláž
Letter to Editor
355
Malignant course of a rare case of cauda equina neurolymphomatosis
P. Krupa, J. Adamkov, A. Kohout, P. Kašparová, T. Geryk, J. Jandura, S. Paulíková, T. Česák
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Cerebral venous thrombosis manifesting as hypertonic intracerebral hematoma
T. Brückner, M. Škorňa, J. Šlampa, K. Tenorová
Commentary
362
Komentář k článku autorů Hundža Stratilová et al. Experimentá lní model intrakraniá lní ch aneuryzmat
doc. MUDr. Miroslav Vaverka, CSc.
364
Komentář ke článku autorů Balážová et al. Anestéziologický manažment u detí s neuromuskulárnymi ochoreniami
J. Hudec, T. Prokopová, R. Gál
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