Neurology^®

The most widely read and highly cited peer-reviewed neurology journal

José G. Merino, MD, MPhil, FAAN, Editor-in-Chief

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Research Article
19 May 2025Open Accesseditorial
Primary Lateral Sclerosis: Implications for Diagnostic Criteria From a Natural History Study in the Netherlands
Bálint S. de Vries,

Eva Maria Johanna de Boer,

Frans Brugman,

Philip Van Damme,

Jan Herman Veldink,

Michael A. van Es, and

Leonard H. van den Berg
Editorial
19 May 2025
Primary Lateral Sclerosis (Progressive Spinobulbar Spasticity): Serial Analysis Over Many Years Increases Diagnostic Certainty
John K. Fink
Research Article
19 May 2025
Recurrence and Mortality After a First Status Epilepticus: A Retrospective Nationwide Study From the French National Health Data System
Quentin Calonge,

Octave Guinebretiere,

Thomas Nedelec,

Aurélie Hanin,

Francois Le Gac,

Mario Chavez,

Florence Tubach,

Sophie Tezenas Du Montcel, and

Vincent Navarro
Resident & Fellow Section
19 May 2025Free Access
Teaching NeuroImage: The Significance of Identifying Variable Arterial Supply in Chronic Subdural Hematoma Treatment
Wenyan Li,

Zhouyang Jiang,

Yue Zhao,

Yin Niu, and

Zhi Chen
Resident & Fellow Section
19 May 2025Free Access
Clinical Reasoning: A 60-Year-Old Woman With a Palpable Tremor of the Lower Extremities Upon Standing
Lucia Liao and

Simy Parikh
Viewpoint
19 May 2025
DEIA in Neurology—Reaffirming Our Commitment: Advancing Equity in Neurology
Joshua Amit Budhu
Research Article
16 May 2025editorial
Use of the Brain Care Score to Estimate the Risk of Incident Cerebrovascular Events in Middle-Aged Women
Devanshi Choksi,

Leidys Gutiérrez-Martínez,

Pamela M. Rist,

Julie E. Buring,

Jasper R. Senff,

Sandro Marini,

Christina Kourkoulis,

Zeina Chemali,

Amy Newhouse,

M. Brandon Westover,

Rudolph E. Tanzi,

Gregory Fricchione,

Sanjula Singh,

Jonathan Rosand,

Christopher D. Anderson, and

Nirupama Yechoor
Clinical/Scientific Note
16 May 2025Open Access
Status Epilepticus Protocol Variation Across Accredited National Association of Epilepsy Centers Members
Laura K. Lamberta,

Melissa Asmar,

Megan M. Fredwall,

Stephanie M. Ahrens,

Shasha Bai,

Mariah Eisner,

Fred Alexander Lado,

Stephan U. Schuele,

Dave F. Clarke,

Ahmed T. Abdelmoity,

Kathryn A. Davis,

Jennifer L. Hopp,

Mohamad Z. Koubeissi,

Meriem K. Bensalem Owen,

Susan T. Herman,

Adam P. Ostendorf, and

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Research Article
16 May 2025
Automated Whole-Brain Focal Cortical Dysplasia Detection Using MR Fingerprinting With Deep Learning
Zheng Ding,

Spencer Morris,

Siyuan Hu,

Ting-Yu Su,

Joon Yul Choi,

Ingmar Blümcke,

Xiaofeng Wang,

Ken Sakaie,

Hiroatsu Murakami,

Andreas V. Alexopoulos,

Stephen E. Jones,

Imad M. Najm,

Dan Ma, and

Zhong Irene Wang
Video NeuroImage
16 May 2025Free Accessvideo
Bobble-Head Doll Syndrome in a Child
Ashwini Chityala,

Pradeep Kumar Gunasekaran,

Rahul Gupta,

Sarbesh Tiwari, and

Lokesh Saini

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Blog Post
6 May 2025

Unilateral Mydriasis Due to Pharmacological Anisocoria

An 11-year-old male presented with acute right eye mydriasis. He was afebrile with no trauma history. Examination revealed anisocoria with no pupillary reactivity to light but normal blinking, accommodation, and ocular motility (Video).

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14 April 2025

SIGNposts: Structuring Your Team for Optimal Mentorship
Emily Kopp,

Daniela M. Fishbein,

Arlinda Deng
One of the key benefits of having a Student Interest Group in Neurology (SIGN) chapter is its role as a centralized hub for mentorship. At the University of Virginia (UVA), our SIGN chapter piloted a multi-tiered mentorship structure that unites faculty, education-oriented residents, medical students, and pre-med undergraduates. Given our great success with this model, we are excited to share our structure as inspiration for fellow chapters!

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Neurology^®
Resident & Fellow Section
19 May 2025Free Access
Teaching NeuroImage: The Significance of Identifying Variable Arterial Supply in Chronic Subdural Hematoma Treatment
Wenyan Li,

Zhouyang Jiang,

Yue Zhao,

Yin Niu, and

Zhi Chen
Neurology^®
Resident & Fellow Section
19 May 2025Free Access
Clinical Reasoning: A 60-Year-Old Woman With a Palpable Tremor of the Lower Extremities Upon Standing
Lucia Liao and

Simy Parikh
Neurology^®
Resident & Fellow Section
16 May 2025Free Accessvideo
Teaching Video NeuroImage: Rapidly Progressive Nonfluent Aphasia as Initial Presentation of Probable Prion Disease
Raul Medina-Rioja,

Luis Enrique Vega Ramirez,

Sarah Ticehurst-Corona,

Brenda Dzul-Garcia,

Juan Carlos Lopez Hernandez, and

Ramiro Ruiz-Garcia

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Neurology^® Podcast

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Podcast
19 May 2025

Transforming Neurology Education: Evaluating Teaching Incentive Programs

Dr. Roy E. Strowd talks with Dr. Susannah Cornes about a teaching incentive initiative designed to support and reward faculty in academic neurology.

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15 May 2025

Body-First Lewy Body Disease Observed in Postmortem Tissue from Prediagnostic Individuals

Dr. Jeff Ratliff talks with Dr. Per Borghammer about the classification of Lewy body disease into brain-first and body-first subtypes, with a focus on the newly identified parasympathetic and sympathetic subtypes within the body-first category.

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Podcast
12 May 2025

2025 AAN President's Award Recipient - Dr. Janis Miyasaki

Dr. Stacey Clardy talks with Dr. Janis Miyasaki about her journey into neurology, the integration of palliative care into neurologic practice, and the critical importance of patient-centered care.

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