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| Case 1 | Forgets names but has a new appreciation for polka music | 1 |
| Case 2 | Episodic psychosis progressive ataxia, and spasticity | 5 |
| Case 3 | Occipital pain with tongue deviation | 9 |
| Case 4 | Twenty years of daily seizures | 13 |
| Case 5 | "Old polio," can't run, and can't swallow | 17 |
| Case 6 | Drenching sweats, sleep talking, and weight loss | 21 |
| Case 7 | Eight years of pain, 1 year of itch | 25 |
| Case 8 | "Spaghetti legs," numb feet, and constipation | 29 |
| Case 9 | Early satiety, syncope, and seizures | 33 |
| Case 10 | Intermittent diplopia and progressive ataxia | 37 |
| Case 11 | Another case of intermittent diplopia and progressive ataxia | 41 |
| Case 12 | Urinary hesitancy, reduced ankle jerks, and up-going toes | 45 |
| Case 13 | Can't serve and can't shave | 49 |
| Case 14 | A thousand headaches a year | 53 |
| Case 15 | An autistic toddler | 57 |
| Case 16 | Sudden unilateral face and tongue weakness | 61 |
| Case 17 | Rapidly progressive dysarthria, aphasia, and amyotrophy | 65 |
| Case 18 | De novo status epilepticus | 69 |
| Case 19 | Ventilator-dependent after optic neuritis | 73 |
| Case 20 | Headaches, seizure, and mastoid bruit | 77 |
| Case 21 | "I built a plywood barrier for our bed" | 81 |
| Case 22 | Facial pain and finger clubbing | 85 |
| Case 23 | Thunderclap headache and paraplegia | 89 |
| Case 24 | Fluctuating footdrop | 93 |
| Case 25 | Drowsy with spastic dysarthria | 97 |
| Case 26 | Focal paresthesias, can't whistle, and can't say "puh" | 101 |
| Case 27 | Progressive supine headache, diplopia, and ataxia | 105 |
| Case 28 | Syncope, foot pain, nocturnal diarrhea, and cachexia | 111 |
| Case 29 | Childhood recurrent aseptic meningitis, arthropathy, deafness, and rash | 115 |
| Case 30 | Headache, anomia, oscillopsia, and behavioral change | 119 |
| Case 31 | Progressive sensory ataxia despite preserved sensory potentials | 123 |
| Case 32 | Familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy with mental retardation | 127 |
| Case 33 | Progressive ataxia, with a twist | 131 |
| Case 34 | Progressive facial paralysis with preserved taste and ear wiggling | 137 |
| Case 35 | Lifelong refractory syncope, hypoglycemia, and small digits | 141 |
| Case 36 | Dark skin, white fingernails, and swollen optic disks | 145 |
| Case 37 | Progressive ataxia with headache and focal signs | 149 |
| Case 38 | "When I watch television, I lose my sight" | 153 |
| Case 39 | Familial tremor and dystonia | 157 |
| Case 40 | Familial hemiplegic headaches and sclerotic long bones | 163 |
| Case 41 | A weak infant with episodic apnea | 167 |
| Case 42 | A healthy child with unilateral visual loss | 171 |
| Case 43 | Progressive limb-girdle weakness with dysarthria | 175 |
| Case 44 | Supine loss of consciousness, headache, and retinal hemorrhage | 179 |
| Case 45 | Leg weakness, impotance, dry mouth, and preserved reflexes | 183 |
| Case 46 | Progressive weakness, numbness, pain, and visual loss | 187 |
| Case 47 | Refractory "multiple sclerosis" with cough and radiculopathy | 191 |
| Case 48 | Positional vertigo with an ominous-appearing lesion | 197 |
| Case 49 | Painful scapular winging | 201 |
| Case 50 | "I rely on my secretary" | 205 |
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Steven Tarpening
reviewed Fifty Neurologic Cases from Mayo Clinic on June 23, 2016
Fifty Neurologic Cases from Mayo Clinic
Living with chronic pain requires more than pain management. Anyone who suffers knows that being in pain affects every aspect of their life. Often, negative thinking, fear scenarios, and trying to show a brave face drain what little energy there is in reserve.
I highly recommend Pain Relief without Drugs. The author of Pain Relief without Drugs realizes that relief needs to look at not only managing pain (with a combination of visualizations, meditation, and healthy pacing of activities) but also address problems such as negative thought patterns, self esteem issues, and dealing with difficult feelings that often accompany and exasperate chronic pain symptoms. Moreover, this book includes a wide range of easy to do exercises and meditations (including an audio CD) so that readers can pick and choose what works for them. In this way, Pain Relief without Drugs provides a good all round resource for chronic pain sufferer
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